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[pscEx]

Introduced by some post in the vUSBDummy topic I wrote an application WBHandleDependencies.exe.

It reads the [Dependencies] section of selected scripts and depending on the content of the section, does some action.

The syntax in the [Dependencies] section is similar to the Verify syntax.

The program can check whether

• One or more scripts are selected
• And / or compare the value of a script's interface variable with a given standard.

Depending on the result it

• Selects a script
• Deselects a script
• Changes the value of an interface variable in a script

Because script placement may be different in different projects, as script identifier the script's title is used.
As sample, I modified the vUSBDummyDisk.Script:

I added three radio buttons:

• Select MountStorePE
• Unselect MountStorePE
• Let MountStorePE untouched.

vUSBDummyDisk.Script's [Dependencies] section:

[Dependencies]

 If {$$} then {Select {Removable Devices Combo}};

 If {{$$} & {$$:pRadioButton1}=True} then {Select {MountStorePE}};

 If {{$$} & {$$:pRadioButton2}=True} then {Unselect {MountStorePE}};

Result:
When vUSBDummyDisk.Script is selected, allways RemovableDevicesCombo is also selected.
MountStorePE is selected / unselected, depending on the user's choice.

The !HandleDependencies.script is downloadable from the nativeEx server: http://nativeex.boot-land.net/Scripts/!...ependencies.zip

Peter

[Lancelot]

Hi psc,

Thanks, I feel fxscrpt will love !HandleDependencies.script.

Minor things for hostosx64 about script:
better to change 2 lines of

ShellExecute,Open,%VerLog%

To

System,FILEREDIRECT,OFF

ShellExecute,Hide,cmd.exe,"/C #$q%VerLog%#$q"

System,FILEREDIRECT,ON

and 1 line of

ShellExecuteEx,Open,"#$q%ProjectTemp%\%htm%#$q",""

To

System,FILEREDIRECT,OFF

ShellExecute,Hide,cmd.exe,"/C #$q%ProjectTemp%\%htm%#$q"

System,FILEREDIRECT,ON

ps: Reason of these changes explained MANY many many times before, no need to mention here not to go out of subject.

[pscEx]

Let me add to ask for a favour:

The app is in a very early stage of development. I'm rather sure that syntax errors can bring it to crash.
Whenever you got such a situation, please post the 'causing syntax' here.

Peter

[pscEx]

Minor things for hostosx64 about script:
...

I tested the current script in my Vista x64 and did not find anything strange.

But because your suggested code does not bring harm for x86, I changed and sent to server.

Peter