The rules are very simple. Better said: There is only one simple rule:
No hardcoded folder names
Directly is clear and easy to be detected:
CopyFile,....,%Target%\programs
One candidate is shortcuts.Script.
Usually the shortcuts are written correctly because the .au3 program uses environment variables to place the shortcuts.
But when you e.g. want to have a 'SendTo' shortcut, it is created in
..\Documents and Settings\Default User\SendTo
How to work:
- To create shortcuts, use buildModel (see the Help button in the buildModel.Script interface)
- For folder use the localized names which are found in ProjectInfo.ini
IniRead,"%ProjectInfo%","TargetStrings","sProgram_Files","%progs%" CopyFile,....,%Target%\%progs%Similar with the use of %PEprograms%. It brings a hardcoded 'programs':
This has to be replaced by %PEDrive%\%progs% (from the above snippet)
Not a rule, but a recommandation:
For hive names you should use the nativeEX standard names:
WB-Software, WB-Setup, WB-Default
Do not use the Variables
- %TargetWin%
- %TargetSys32%
- %PEwin%
- %PEsys32%
Instead of hardcoding the target windows directory as 'I386', use the variable %nExWin%.
The latest version of nativeEX plays a little bit with logos.
At every .Script which is fundamental for nativeEX, you can find the 'exec' logo in the lower right.
A script which is adapted for nativeEX or is written fullfilling the above rules, has the start 'e' in the lower left.
Peter
Do you actually read what you write, before posting?
