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April 2005, 16:05 #1 Llynix Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 32 nsis macro Function in Section Uninstall isn't calling correctly. I'm trying to call a RemoveFont function from section "Uninstall". If I just leave it nsis section named the way it is.. it tells me I need to put an un. in front of it. Call must be used with function names starting with "un." in the uninstall section. Usage: Call function_name |
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[:label_name] Error in script "C:\Documents and Settings\Llynix\Desktop\Installers\wwinstall\World Wind Full.nsi" on line 246 -- aborting creation process If I put an un. in front of it, it does it's best to compile and then errors. Telling me I need to put an un. in front of it. Error: resolving uninstall function "un.RemoveFONFont" in uninstall section "Uninstall" (0) Note: uninstall functions must begin with "un.", and install functions must not I'm a bit confused and
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after reading docs still haven't found the answer. See attachments for files. Attached Files world wind full.nsi (8.4 KB, 437 views) Anthony Taylor (Llynix) NASA World Wind Installer Maintainer Llynix View Public Profile Visit Llynix's homepage! Find More Posts by Llynix 16th April 2005, 16:06 #2 Llynix Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 32 The library And the library.. Attached Files library.nsi (8.1 KB, 470 views) Anthony Taylor (Llynix) NASA World Wind Installer Maintainer Llynix View Public Profile Visit Llynix's homepage! Find More Posts by Llynix 16th April 2005, 16:34 #3 kichik M.I.A.[NSIS Dev, Mod] Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Israel Posts: 11,342 You need to prefix the name of the function with "un." in its definition too (in library.nsi). NSIS FAQ | NSIS Home Page | Donate $ "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand." -- Confucius kichik View Public Profile Visit kichik's homepage! Find More Posts by kichik 16th April 2005, 23:17 #4 Llynix Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 32 I tried that.. when the function and the Call are both un'ized I get : Error: resolving uninstall function "un.RemoveFONFont" in uninstall section "Uninstall" (0) Note: uninstall functions must begin with "un.", and install f
here is an example that makes it easier (and quicker) to share nsis tutorial functions between installer and uninstaller. Thanks to kichik for the example code. Code Example The original code by kichik: !macro myfunc un Function ${un}myfunc Call ${un}someotherfunc DetailPrint something FunctionEnd !macroend !insertmacro myfunc "" !insertmacro myfunc "un." And an example script: ; Name of our installer. Name http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?t=213359 "Function Sharing Example" OutFile "FunctionShareExample.exe" InstallDir "$PROGRAMFILES\Function Sharing Example\" ; We need some pages. Page directory Page instfiles ; And uninstaller pages. UninstPage uninstconfirm UninstPage instfiles ; Show the details. ShowInstDetails show ShowUninstDetails show ; Create the shared function. !macro MYMACRO un Function ${un}myfunc MessageBox http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Sharing_functions_between_Installer_and_Uninstaller MB_OK "This is the function ${un}myfunc." DetailPrint "Very ${un}funny text." DetailPrint "More ${un}funny text." FunctionEnd !macroend ; Insert function as an installer and uninstaller function. !insertmacro MYMACRO "" !insertmacro MYMACRO "un." Section "Install" ; Call the installer function. Call myfunc SetOutPath "$INSTDIR" ; Write an uninstaller. WriteUninstaller "$INSTDIR\uninstall.exe" ShowWindow $HWNDPARENT 6 ; Show the install directory, so you can run the uninstaller straight away. ExecShell open "$INSTDIR" Sleep 1000 ShowWindow $HWNDPARENT 9 SectionEnd Section "Uninstall" ; Call the un.installer function. Call un.myfunc ; Clean up install directory (delete it). Delete "$INSTDIR\uninstall.exe" RMDir "$INSTDIR" SectionEnd Retrieved from "http://nsis.sourceforge.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Sharing_functions_between_Installer_and_Uninstaller&oldid=10531" Category: Code Examples Views PageCommentView sourceHistory Personal tools Create account Log in Website navigation Main PageNewsFeaturesScreenshotsNSIS 2LicenseDocumentationSupportCommunityFAQBug ReportsRequestsDeveloper CenterPlug-insTutorialsExamplesDownloadSpecial BuildsDevelopment FilesUsersContactWiki Information Search donate ads This page was last modified on 22 May 2006, at 00:55. Disclaimers
2.35 on Chris Liechti's bsl-updater.nsi script, I get thiserror message at the end of the process:Processed 1 file, writing output:Adding plug-ins http://mspgcc-users.narkive.com/0oihwXui/nsis-error-from-msp430-updater-nsi initializing function... Done!Error: resolving leave-page function ": Options" in install pagesNote: uninstall functions must begin with "un.", and install functionsmust notError - aborting creation https://www.techwalla.com/articles/how-to-fix-an-nsis-error processThe script is one I used three years ago with an earlier version ofNSIS. I don't have any uninstall functions in my script, nsis error with "un." orany other names. Could someone more knowledgeable about nsi scriptcompilation give me ideas of what to look for? Thanks. Larry Young 2008-03-11 01:17:11 UTC PermalinkRaw Message Post by Larry YoungTrying to compile a standalone executable boot-strap loader for MSP430using NSIS 2.35 on Chris Liechti's bsl-updater.nsi script, nsis error resolving I get thisAdding plug-ins initializing function... Done!Error: resolving leave-page function ": Options" in install pagesNote: uninstall functions must begin with "un.", and install functionsmust notError - aborting creation processThe script is one I used three years ago with an earlier version ofNSIS.The problem occurred in this line of bsl-updater.nsi:Page custom SetCustom ": Options" ; Error: resolving leave-page function ...which apparently treated ": Options" as the name of the function. This syntax wasaccepted by an earlier version of makensis.exe (circa 2004) and is not described wellin the NSIS documentation. Either of the following works:Page custom SetCustom LeaveCustom ": Options" ; add null LeaveCustom functionPage custom SetCustom ; do not specify title text 1 Reply 4 Views Switch to linear view Disable enhanced parsing Permalink to this page Thread Navigation Larry Young 2008-03-10 15:37:33 UTC Larry Young 2008-03-11 01:17:11 UTC about - legalese Loading...
ProductsHomearound the homeproductivityHow to Fix an NSIS ErrorHow to Fix an NSIS ErrorBy Kathleen EstradaThere are multiple ways of resolving an NSIS error for Windows 7 and Windows 8, such as using a fresh copy and clearing malware.An NSIS error occurs when you download a program that fails an integrity check during installation. Failed integrity checks usually occur due to corrupt files. To fix an NSIS error, install the corrupt program from a fresh copy. A combination of other solutions can be used to remove this error, such as removing malware, checking hardware, and temporarily disabling your firewall.Use a Fresh CopyThe most prevalent cause of an NSIS error is the corruption of installation files. The installer attempts to install a new program, and the files are corrupted to the point that the installer abandons the install. Download a fresh copy of the program or contact the software manufacturer for a new copy.Clear Malware or VirusesScan your computer with both an anti-malware program such as Malwarebytes and an anti-virus solution like Avast. Using only an anti-malware scanner may miss a virus and using only an anti-virus solution could miss some malware. Both must be used.TipAnti-malware and anti-virus scans take a long time depending on the amount of files they must scan. To save time, clear your computer of unneeded files before you begin a scan. Third-party tools like Ccleaner perform this task if you cannot do it manually.Check the HardwareIf you are installing the program from a disk, USB drive or flash drive, there could be a problem with the physical disk or drive. Contact the manufacturer of the software and obtain a new disk or use a different USB drive.Check the drive you are using to insert your media. Use a different disk drive or a different USB port.Disable Download ManagerDo not use a download manager or a download accelerator when downloading the software. Microsoft has a Download Manager that makes downloading easy, and other popular accelerators are available free for download. These create problems when downloading software if they are not completely compatible. For example, using Microsoft's Manager to download a product that is from a different manufacturer can create corrupt files. Manually download the program without the help of an accelerator if the NSIS error persists.TipThe opposite could also help. If you are manually downloading and installing the program and continually get the NSIS error, using a download manager could prevent NSIS errors during download.Rename the