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If you are a software programmer, this program is a must have.

Inno Setup is one of the best free tools for creating application installers. For example, if your program has no components, the ComponentList should be set to the following: Easily create installers for your applications. If your program does not use any components, tasks, or custom parameters, simply define the constant(s) as an empty string. Note: The three constants must always be defined. This states that there are no components available for this app, three tasks are available ( associate, modifypath, and desktopicon), and it supports a custom /NOHISTORY parameter. ParameterList = '/NOHISTORY - Disables history functionality.' Change in default behavior: Starting with Inno Setup 6.1 the Setup section directive MinVersion defaults to 6. TaskList = 'associate - Enable context menu integration | modifypath - Add application to your system path | desktopicon - Create a desktop icon' Windows Vista is the minimum supported operating system. Use a hyphen (-) to separate the name from the description, and use a pipe (|) to delineate between each item. Name1 - Description1 | Name2 - Description2 The ComponentList, TaskList, and ParameterList constants must follow a specific naming convention: Add the following to the end of your sectionĬonstants should be set according to the instructions below.Copy clihelp.iss to the same directory as your setup script.iss script above and follow these directions:
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Requirements Inno Setup version 5.4.0 or greater recommended License GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), version 3 Inno Setup CLI Help was inspired by, and uses code from, the Windows GIMP installer by Jernej Simoncic. Again, the purpose here is to educate the user and make it as easy as possible for him to automate and/or customize installation to suit his needs. In addition to the Inno Setup help text, this help information can also contains a list of all components, tasks, and custom parameters used by the given installer.

Otherwise, it's difficult to track down this information, especially if the user does not even know that the installer uses Inno Setup. The reason I want to include this information in the installer itself is to make it as easy as possible for end-users to access it. This help information, for the most part, is a copy of the "Setup Command Line Parameters" of the Inno Setup help file.


If one of these arguments is passed, the installer display the help usage information, then exit. RAD Studio extension for creating NSIS and Inno Setup installers. This help info can be displayed by passing /?, /h, or /help to the installer. Inno Setup CLI Help is a set of functions that can be included in any Inno Setup installer to display command line usage information to the user. Skip to: Download/Screenshots | Installation and Usage Introduction
