Source:
Core\\A.exe
Core\\B.exe
Core\\C.exe
Target:
Core\\A.exe
Core\\C.exe
I try to use Install Files' Exclude Wildcards option. So the script becomes
Install Files Core\\*.exe to $TARGETDIR$\\Core, ingore files matching wildcard pattern(s) B.exe
But the resulting installer still install B.exe for me. Any idea?
Exclude wildcard doesn't work
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I think you actually need to use a wildcard - so try b.* for example.
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No, I tried B.*. It doesn't work. According to the description of Install Files' Exclude Wildcards in InstallAware's Help, I can put in a file name without wildcard:
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If you would like to exclude some of the files matching your source file pattern above, you may do so by specifying exclude wildcards. Exclude wildcards allow you to filter out some files at build time from inclusion in your setup. Leave this field empty if you do not wish to exclude any files. If you wish to exclude a particular file, folder, or a collection of files and/or folders, enter the name(s) of the items to exclude here. You may use wildcards. Seperate multiple items using semi-colons. Remember to enclose items that contain spaces in their names inside double quotes.
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If you would like to exclude some of the files matching your source file pattern above, you may do so by specifying exclude wildcards. Exclude wildcards allow you to filter out some files at build time from inclusion in your setup. Leave this field empty if you do not wish to exclude any files. If you wish to exclude a particular file, folder, or a collection of files and/or folders, enter the name(s) of the items to exclude here. You may use wildcards. Seperate multiple items using semi-colons. Remember to enclose items that contain spaces in their names inside double quotes.
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I think the help is wrong about being able to use literals - it should be wildcards only.
But I was able to get wildcards to work without entering path information like you did. Maybe its a bug that surfaces in your particular configuration? Did you have any more details?
Which version of InstallAware?
But I was able to get wildcards to work without entering path information like you did. Maybe its a bug that surfaces in your particular configuration? Did you have any more details?
Which version of InstallAware?
Michael Nesmith
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I think that build might have had issues with the wildcards. Let me know when you get a chance if it still doesn't work with the current shipping version.
Michael Nesmith
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