Hi Work Klo, the syntax of scp2 was simplified some month ago. The new documentation is available at:
http://installation.openoffice.org/How_to_scp_in_ooo.html A gid.inc is no longer needed. Work Klo wrote: > I am adding my custom program to OpenOffice. Here is > what I want to do: > 1) Add to the installation package so that my program > will go to the "installation directory\Program". > 2) Have a shortcut in Start -> Programs -> OpenOffice > 3) Add a button in the Standard Toolbar so that user > can click on that button to launch my program. > > For OO1.X, I used to have a manual on how to do all. > Now OO is updated to version 2, everything is changed. > > 1) Last time I dealt with only those .zip files... > a) Last time I add an entry to .\scp\inc\gid.inc > #define GID_FILE_BIN_MYPROG > gid_File_Bin_MyProg > This will identify MyProg.exe to the installatoin > package. > gid.inc is no longer needed, you only have to define your file in a scp file and assign it to a module if it shall be deselectable. > b) Then I add the file description to the installation > package (scp\source\global\setupzip.scp) so that the > installer know how to install the file. > File GID_FILE_BIN_MYPROG > BIN_FILE_BODY; > Name = "MyProg.exe"; > Dir = GCFG_BINARY_DIR; > #ifdef WNT > Styles = (PACKED, SETUPZIP); > #else > Styles = (PACKED, SETUPZIP, UNIX_SOFTLINK, > DONT_DELETE); > #endif > End > > THIS TIME: I modify scp2\source\ooo\file_ooo.scp and > scp2\source\module_hidden_ooo.scp. Looks like these 2 > files already combines the functionality of gid.inc > and setupzip.scp. Am I on the right track? Anyone > knows? > Native installer do not need files from the Office installation. Therefore a setupzip.scp is no longer required. file_ooo.scp is a good place to define your new file. You can assign it to a module in module_hidden_ooo.scp. Please use gid_Dir_Program instead of GCFG_BINARY_DIR. The macro GCFG_BINARY_DIR is no longer defined. > 2) Last time: I add the following to > .\scp\source\office\files.scp. > > Shortcut GID_SHORTCUT_MYPROG > FileID = GID_FILE_BIN_MYPROG; > Dir = PREDEFINED_PROGDIR; > #ifdef WNT > Name = "MyProg is Good"; > #else > Name = "MyProg"; > #endif > > THIS TIME: ??? You want a shortcut in the OpenOffice root directory? You can define it in shortcut_ooo.scp > > 3) Last time: I have to add some image mask. I add to > scp\source\office\files.scp > > File GID_ZIP_MYIMAGES > Dir = GID_DIR_USER_CONFIG_SOFFICECFG_BITMAPS; > BIN_FILE_BODY; > Styles = (PACKED); > Name = "myimages.bmp"; > End > > File GID_ZIP_MYIMAGESMASK > Dir = GID_DIR_USER_CONFIG_SOFFICECFG_BITMAPS; > BIN_FILE_BODY; > Styles = (PACKED); > Name = "myimagesmask.bmp"; > End > > File GID_ZIP_MYIMAGE0 > Dir = GID_DIR_USER_CONFIG_SOFFICECFG_BITMAPS; > BIN_FILE_BODY; > Styles = (PACKED); > Name = "myimages0.bmp"; > End > > Somehow this directory would be created after > installation: <installation > directory>\user\config\soffice.cfg\bitmaps > Add this files simply to files_ooo.scp. You only have to take care of the directory. Any entry you use must be defined in directory_ooo.scp. Regards Ingo > Please help. If you think there is another project > (as a result, another mail list) is a better place for > this discussion, please let me know. I REALLY NEED TO > KNOW. PLEASE HELP!!! > > __________________________________ > 想即時收到新 email 通知？ > 下載 Yahoo! Messenger > http://messenger.yahoo.com.hk/ > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
