文件列表:

plugin (0, 2004-09-25)
plugin\version (0, 2004-09-25)
plugin\version\example.nsi (1231, 2004-09-04)
plugin\version\example_Version_NSIS_plugin.exe (37515, 2004-09-25)
plugin\version\plugins (0, 2004-09-25)
plugin\version\plugins\version.dll (6144, 2004-09-25)
plugin\version\source (0, 2004-09-25)
plugin\version\source\nsis.pas (3215, 2004-09-03)
plugin\version\source\version.dpr (10870, 2004-09-25)

Plugin DLL for NSIS 2 (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System Version version 2) "Version Information" Copyright (C) 2004 Denis (DNG) Gorbunov (software-development@gorbunov.ru) Created 3 sep 2004, version 0.1 Before use: Variant A: Copy "version.dll" to "Plugins" sub-directory of your NSIS installation (for example "C:\Program Files\NSIS2\Plugins\") Variant B: If your NSIS script file is "C:\MyDistribs\MyAppDistrib\myapp.nsi" then copy "version.dll" to "Plugins" sub-directory (for example "C:\MyDistribs\MyAppDirtrib\Plugins\") and append string !addplugindir "plugins" to your NSIS script file. Script Examples: 1. In your NSIS script file write (detect Windows XP example): ; variable declaration var Result ... ; call function from this plugin dll Version::IsWindowsXP ; get function result Pop $Result ; check result - it is "1" (if Windows XP) or "0" (if not Windows XP) StrCmp $Result "1" Label_ItIsWindowsXP Label_ItIsNotWindowsXP ... Label_ItIsWindowsXP: ; if Windows XP detected then ... Label_ItIsNotWindowsXP: ; if Windows XP not detected then ... 2. or instead of "Version::IsWindowsXP" write (detect other Windows OS): Version::IsWindows31, Version::IsWindows95, Version::IsWindows***, Version::IsWindowsME, Version::IsWindowsNT351, Version::IsWindowsNT40, Version::IsWindows2000, Version::IsWindowsXP, or Version::IsWindows2003 3. or instead of "Version::IsWindowsXP" write (detect Windows OS platform classes): Version::IsWindowsPlatformNT or Version::IsWindowsPlatform9x ; Platform "NT" is Windows NT 3.51, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, ; Windows XP, or Windows 2003 ; Platform "9x" is Windows 95, Windows ***, Windows ME 4. or instead of "Version::IsWindowsXP" write (detect "good" Windows OS): Version::IsWindows***orLater ; "Good" Windows OS is Windows ***, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 ; No "good" Windows OS is Windows 3.1, Windows NT 3.51, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 95 5. In your NSIS script file write: ; variable declaration var MajorVersion var MinorVersion var BuildNumber var PlatformID var CSDVersion ... ; call function from this plugin dll Version::GetWindowsVersion ; get function result Pop $MajorVersion Pop $MinorVersion Pop $BuildNumber Pop $PlatformID Pop $CSDVersion ; show result MessageBox MB_OK "$PlatformID-platform, version $MajorVersion.$MinorVersion, build $BuildNumber, $CSDVersion" ; Platform ID is "NT", "9x", "Win32s" or "Unknown" ; Platform "NT" is Windows NT 3.51, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, ; Windows XP, Windows 2003 ; Platform "9x" is Windows 95, Windows ***, Windows ME ; Platform "Win32s" is Win32s on Windows 3.1 ; CSD Version is name of latest Service Pack installed on the OS. ; If no Service Pack has been installed, the string is empty. ; For Windows 95, Windows ***, and Windows ME CSD Version is ; additional version information. For example, ; " C" indicates Windows 95 OSR2 and " A" indicates Windows *** Second Edition. ; i.e ; for Windows XP Service Pack 1: ; Major Version is "5" ; Minor Version is "1" ; Build Number is ; Platform ID is "NT" ; Messager box show "NT-platform, version 5.1, build 2600, Service Pack 1" ; i.e ; for Windows *** Second Edition: ; Major Version is "4" ; Minor Version is "10" ; Build Number is "2222" ; Platform ID is "9x" ; Messager box show "9x-platform, version 4.10, build 2222, A"

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