Am 18.09.2012 12:08, schrieb [email protected]:
On Tue, 18 Sep 2012, patspiper wrote:
On 18/09/12 10:21, [email protected] wrote:
Yes.
But as I wrote in another mail in this thread:
I have a modified version of that unit that works for Linux as well;
I use it in production.
Here is the relevant part for non-windows:
uses resource, elfreader, versiontypes,versionresource;
Type
TVersionQuad = Array[1..4] of Word;
Function GetFileVersion (Const AFileName : string; Var Version :
TVersionQuad) : Boolean;
Var
RS : TResources;
E : TElfResourceReader;
VR : TVersionResource;
I : Integer;
begin
RS:=TResources.Create;
try
E:=TElfResourceReader.Create;
try
Rs.LoadFromFile(AFileName,E);
finally
E.Free;
end;
VR:=Nil;
I:=0;
While (VR=Nil) and (I<RS.Count) do
begin
if RS.Items[i] is TVersionResource then
VR:=TVersionResource(RS.Items[i]);
Inc(I);
end;
Result:=(VR<>Nil);
if Result then
For I:=1 to 4 do
Version[i]:=VR.FixedInfo.FileVersion[I-1];
Finally
RS.FRee;
end;
end;
Better yet would probably be to commit it in FPC SVN. I'll look into
that as
well :-)
Your implementation of reading the file resources differs a little
from Paul's
(http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/pipermail/lazarus/attachments/20100723/8db6b97e/attachment.ksh).
Are there any merits for each one?
His version starts with a handle, which requires loading the module. I
am not sure (as in: I simply do not know) whether you can load an
executable
or DLL without running them and obtain the correct handle.
You can pass a flag to LoadLibraryEx that tells Windows to load it only
as a data file (works with DLL and EXE alike).
Regards,
Sven
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