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Hello! I have created an .Au3 file that consists of installing several ".exe", but it does not allow me to compile the programs with au3 when I convert the ".au3" into ".exe" .... No matter how much I add the files in " Res add Files ".

I am not loading the x32.exe and x64.exe files into the Setup.exe file!

I need help please.

 

 

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I cannot attach the files "x32.exe" and "x64.exe" and the size of "setup_Chrome.exe" does not exceed 7 MB! And actually it would have to weigh 125mb ...

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No...  I need to see the result of the Compile operation in the bottom part of SciTE : ;) 

33 minutes ago, Jos said:

Show me the output from the SciTE console when you run the Compile please.

Jos

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Hi Jos, "Exit" was missing! Anyway, I have several doubts, for example, how to compile folders together with ".exe" files.  

Also I have seen on the internet that it also compiles files with another method without adding the line "# AutoIt3Wrapper_Res_File_Add =" ... Although I can't find any information

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Those images are black for me...  but just copy the whole TEXT and paste it in a CodeBlock.

The Buildin FileInstall() function is the way to go for regular File Inclusion like installer. ;) 

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It's okay! I understand that perfectly ... But how could I include in the compilation a folder with several ".exe"? Thank you 

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Yes, I understand that "Fileinstall" copies files ... but what I need is to compile the folders with the ".exe" with multiple files ... For example, as you see in the image.
"# AutoIt3Wrapper_Res_File_Add =" only serves to include files, not folders .. Or at least I don't know how to do it
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Any clear example?

I need to compile all the data into a single .exe, including folders

 

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47 minutes ago, xris09 said:

only serves to include files, not folders .

Correct. It requires a definition per file, similar to FileInstall().

Jos

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3 hours ago, xris09 said:

Any clear example?

Use FileInstall, it will make your life way easier :

#include <FileConstants.au3>

; Create the required folders in TempDir

DirCreate (@TempDir & "\Setup")
DirCreate (@TempDir & "\Application")

;Install all the required files for a full installation

FileInstall ("c:\Folder1\Folder2\Setup\Core.msi", @TempDir & "\Setup\Core.msi", $FC_OVERWRITE)
FileInstall ("c:\Folder1\Folder2\Setup\Setup.msi", @TempDir & "\Setup\Setup.msi", $FC_OVERWRITE)
FileInstall ("c:\Folder1\Folder2\Applications\x32.exe", @TempDir & "\Application\x32.exe", $FC_OVERWRITE)
FileInstall ("c:\Folder1\Folder2\Applications\x64.exe", @TempDir & "\Application\x64.exe", $FC_OVERWRITE)
; Make as many FileInstall as you have files to install



; Start installation

ShellExecute (@TempDir & "\Setup\Setup.msi", "", @TempDir)

; do all your installation configuration here

;Clean your temporary folder

FileDelete (@TempDir & "\Setup")
FileDelete (@TempDir & "\Application")

Exit ; not necessary but won't hurt ;)

 

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Forgot the DirCreate

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