You posted:
lt;Variable Name=MyVariable Value=MyValue /
I set bal:Overridable='yes' on any variable I create in the Bundle and
interact with in the bafunctions.dll or mba.
lt;Variable Name=MyVariable Value=MyValue bal:Overridable='yes'/
And since I also read threads about Burn's functionality to
Thanks for the tip, Phil. A couple questions about that:
I assume without bal:Overridable=“yes”, my Variable’s are really constants?
In this particular case, I just need constants. I have to declare them in my
bundle.wxs so I can use them in my .wxl’s that localize my theme.
For example, I
My comment about using persisted variables is based on this thread
http://windows-installer-xml-wix-toolset.687559.n2.nabble.com/Burn-Resume-Installation-Plan-td7579146.html#a7579182
, and posibly others that I may have stumbled across.
I transitioned from using a bafunctions.dll (with Wix 3.7
Don’t know what I was doing wrong, but since you guys said it should work I
tried again, and it did.
Thanks very much - that really simplifies things!
David
On Apr 12, 2015, at 7:52 PM, Sean Hall r.sean.h...@gmail.com wrote:
This should just work. I'm guessing you've put the Variable in a
This should just work. I'm guessing you've put the Variable in a Fragment
that isn't getting pulled in. Does the variable show up at the end of the
log?
On Fri, Apr 3, 2015 at 5:17 PM, roberthyang robert_y...@agilent.com wrote:
This worked fine for us inside OnDetectComplete on Wix 3.8
In the bundle I’ve tried Variable Name=MyVariable Value=MyValue /, and
tried reading it in bafunctions.dll with
LPWSTR my_variable = NULL;
BalGetStringVariable(LMyVariable, my_variable);
But that doesn’t work. Is there any way to do it?
This worked fine for us inside OnDetectComplete on Wix 3.8 (released
version). For example :
// Check if Acrobat is installed by reading variable.
LPWSTR sczAcrobatValue = NULL;
BalGetStringVariable(LAcrobatInstalled, sczAcrobatValue);
BalExitOnFailure(hr, Failed
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