Karim MacDonald wrote:
> I may see if I can fix this particular bug on my own system. I don't know
> how patch submissions work, but naively expect that I might then be able to
> submit a patch for inclusion at some date?
>
Sure. You'd need to submit an assignment agreement to get it included;
Yeah, you're right. I wrote something that autogenerated Id's as a fix to
get my test build working, but my coworker, who had to use it in his
project, ended up using "regasm /regfile" to generate the right entries.
On 10/17/07, Karim MacDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Karthik wrote:
> >
Karthik wrote:
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> The problem is that autogenerated Id is not unique. It should be simple to
> write a temporary postprocessor that goes through and adds Id="[unique
> value]" to each RegistryValue element.
>
Thank you for your reply Karthik. I don't think this is the problem, as each
generate
Bob Arnson-6 wrote:
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> Karim MacDonald wrote:
>>> would replace the element, or if this particular Heat bug (think
>>> I
>>> saw it logged but can't find it now!) is likely to be fixed any time
>>> soon?
>
> So far, nobody's volunteered to maintain Heat so the bug isn't likely to
> fixed soo
Karim MacDonald wrote:
>> would replace the element, or if this particular Heat bug (think I
>> saw it logged but can't find it now!) is likely to be fixed any time soon?
>>
So far, nobody's volunteered to maintain Heat so the bug isn't likely to
fixed soon.
> I've no idea which of these i
Karim MacDonald wrote:
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> Eric Hybner wrote:
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>> Thanks Bob. FWIW, the problem appears to be with a default value.
>> Removing the following registry value gets me past the issue for now.
>>
>> > Key="CLSID\{01D6FA3C-BCF4-35AB-820A-49ACAF99F5F8}\InprocServer32"
>> Value="mscoree.dll" Typ
Hello,
Eric Hybner wrote:
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> Thanks Bob. FWIW, the problem appears to be with a default value.
> Removing the following registry value gets me past the issue for now.
>
> Key="CLSID\{01D6FA3C-BCF4-35AB-820A-49ACAF99F5F8}\InprocServer32"
> Value="mscoree.dll" Type="string" Action="write" />
>
Thanks Bob. FWIW, the problem appears to be with a default value.
Removing the following registry value gets me past the issue for now.
C:\projects\sandbox\COMTest.wxs(19) : error LGHT0130 : The primary key
'reg9D78D592D2980BC3F33101F91D853AE6' is duplicated in table 'Registry'.
Pleas
Eric Hybner wrote:
Candle yells at me because the Class/@Server attribute is missing.
Please enter a bug on this -- heat should, of course, generate authoring
that follows the schema.
C:\projects\sandbox\COMTest.wxs(19) : error LGHT0130 : The primary key
'reg9D78D592D2980BC3F33101F91D853A
I heat'ed some files, and got something like this:
Candle yells at me because the Class/@Server attribute is missing. I get
around that by either making Class a child of the File element
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