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Author Inno Compiler seeking language files
Pieter S van Heerden

2005-10-17, 1:26 pm

When compiling my application in Inno, it complains when getting to the languages section because it cannot find (non-english) language files (I install Runtime_EN engine as part of the installation program). The problem is solved by remarking (;) the sp
ecifc lines out. Is there any way in which one can let the compiler ignore the other language files it looks for apart from having to individually remark them out every time you whant to run the compiler?

Jonny Kwekkeboom

2005-10-17, 1:26 pm

Hi,

"Pieter S van Heerden" <psvh@mweb.co.za> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:IHrrCHx0FHA.1304@news-server...
> When compiling my application in Inno, it complains when getting to the
> languages section because it cannot find (non-english) language files (I
> install Runtime_EN engine as part of the installation program). The
> problem is solved by remarking (;) the specifc lines out. Is there any
> way in which one can let the compiler ignore the other language files it
> looks for apart from having to individually remark them out every time you
> whant to run the compiler?
>


The language files are in Inno <InstallFolder>\Languages...

And can be included like:
Name: it; MessagesFile: compiler:Languages\I
talian.isl

So Inno find this file then....


You can also delete this lines if not needed so english is the default
Language

cu
Jonny


Pieter van Heerden

2005-10-20, 8:26 pm

Jonny Kwekkeboom Wrote:

> Hi,
>
> "Pieter S van Heerden" <psvh@mweb.co.za> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:IHrrCHx0FHA.1304@news-server...
>
> The language files are in Inno <InstallFolder>\Languages...
>
> And can be included like:
> Name: it; MessagesFile: compiler:Languages\I
talian.isl
>
> So Inno find this file then....
>
>
> You can also delete this lines if not needed so english is the default
> Language
>
> cu
> Jonny
>
>


Thanks Jonny, but I still have problems

If I select the option to set up a desktop icon in dBase Project, I also run into a language problem. The initial code line under Inno [tasks]that asks the user/installer whether an icon should be set up, includes at the end of the the code line the two-
letter abbreviation for four languages. So if I ask for a desk-top icon to be set up, Inno compiler crashes. If I do not ask for the icon in the project set-up, Inno compiler runs ok.


How do we bypoass this problem?
Jonny Kwekkeboom

2005-10-20, 8:26 pm

Hi,

> If I select the option to set up a desktop icon in dBase Project, I also
> run into a language problem. The initial code line under Inno [tasks]that
> asks the user/installer whether an icon should be set up, includes at the
> end of the the code line the two-letter abbreviation for four languages.
> So if I ask for a desk-top icon to be set up, Inno compiler crashes. If I
> do not ask for the icon in the project set-up, Inno compiler runs ok.
>
>
> How do we bypoass this problem?


Can you mail me this crash Script via mail.

Thanks.

cu
Jonny


Robert Schultz

2005-11-08, 9:24 am

Pieter S van Heerden Wrote:

> When compiling my application in Inno, it complains when getting to the languages section because it cannot find (non-english) language files (I install Runtime_EN engine as part of the installation program). The problem is solved by remarking (;) the

specifc lines out. Is there any way in which one can let the compiler ignore the other language files it looks for apart from having to individually remark them out every time you whant to run the compiler?
>


For what it's worth, I've run into the same problems in the language and icon sections. As noted, I've resolved it by editing out the offending lines. I see there is a new Scripmaker version. Hopefully it addresses the problem.
Jonny Kwekkeboom

2005-11-08, 9:24 am

Hi,

> For what it's worth, I've run into the same problems in the language and
> icon sections. As noted, I've resolved it by editing out the offending
> lines. I see there is a new Scripmaker version. Hopefully it addresses
> the problem.

---
Pieter have NOT have the last Inno Version
After downloading newest Inno all ok than... ;)
Link: http://files.jrsoftware.org/ispack/ispack-5.1.5.exe

cu
Jonny


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