Re: [Installbase-devel] Seperate the contents of a directory into 2 install groups?
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From: Damon C. <da...@yo...> - 2002-12-17 22:34:05
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> Is there a way in install base to split the contents of a directory into two > different > install groups? For example, consider an app where in its directory exist > some > C++ sources and the shared library got from compiling the sources. Can I > make > the C++ files to be installed only when the user selects to install the > sources, but > the shared library to be always installed? Hrmm... I would guess you could just put the shared libraries into one file group and the source files in another. Currently, there is no way to specify that a group should always be installed. I will add it to my list though. > Also, I checked the ability to select subpackages during custom > installation. What I saw was not what I had in mind :-) > Simply all the different directories are displayed which probably > means nothing to the end user. What I had in mind is to be able to > define subgroups (high level ones) that I can associate files with them. > Presenting hundrends of directories is at least confusing :-) I will see what I can do. I liked the idea of just show file groups, but I can probably add the ability to create sub-groups or something. > Finally, I have created a new setup type named "Complete". Where can > I define the associated text (I know one solution, to edit the texts > associated > with the wizard theme :-))? Can be set through the GUI? You can select the setup type and hit the "Properties" button. That should allow you to modify the text. > Also, I noticed that under linux there is no support for wheel mice. > Its really easy to add. Where should I send the patch? :-) > (Also, I always wanted to create a new wizard theme, but I keep waiting > for things to stabilise a little. Not that there is something wrong with the > default one of course :-)) Send me the patch. da...@un... I plan to add more work to the creation of customized install themes. I also plan on adding more themes before the initial release of InstallBase. > BTW, I have updated to the latest version and seems to work fine under > linux (I haven't tested yet under other platforms). Also, the problem with > KDE desktop entries seems to have been solved. Great! I'm glad everything's working now. Sorry this response is coming so late. I had to pick up my entire life and move it in less than a week. I live out California now. 0-] I'm back to work on InstallBase though, and I'm in the process of a big change to the building of installs. Should be committing something soon, hopefully. Thanks, Damon |