It has a defined format and regulated syntax. It uses certain data types, each with specific properties. It also allows you to create custom functions. InstallScript, however, does not provide the full range of programming functionality that C does. InstallScript was designed to do one thing—create installations.
And it does so better than any programming language in the world. Regardless of your programming background, you can quickly learn to build an installation with InstallScript. Project: Some InstallScript functions, events, and variables are limited to specific project types.
Integrated Compiler. Command-Line Compiler. Setup Scripts. Introduces you to the InstallScript language and the structure of a script. Language Keywords. Presents background about language keywords, which are words InstallScript uses as commands in the script. Language keywords are interpreted by the InstallScript compiler to perform some action, or are considered part of a statement.
This type of merge module, however, can be consumed only by InstallShield. Select this option to create your own merge modules. You need to create any components and file associations. This means that you can directly edit the Windows Installer tables within InstallShield to configure your installation.
This means that you can directly edit the Windows Installer tables within InstallShield to configure your merge module. This project type is recommended for installation authors who want to ship small, single updates to their end users. QuickPatch authoring provides an alternative to creating a patch configuration in the Patch Design view even though it provides less customization.
Edition: This project type is available in the Premier edition of InstallShield. A transform. Creating a new transform project launches the Open Transform Wizard. Select this option to launch the Visual Studio. NET, C. See Also. Event Handlers. InstallScript View. Defining Sequences. InstallScript Limits. Add a blank Setup. Write an entry-point function.
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