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[Python-Dev] Why does the Windows installer use the shortname formof the install directory?
Sjoerd Mullendersjoerd@acm.org
Mon, 14 Oct 2002 09:57:05 +0200
On Fri, Oct 11 2002 Tim Peters wrote:> [Moore, Paul]> > ...> > That's fair enough. And it's not major enough that I'm pushing> > for anyone to waste time on it. I just thought I'd mention it in> > case it was a simple change to a checkbox, or something.>> It *almost* is a checkbox! In WISE's idea of "a scripting language", the> relevant line looks like this:>> Set Variable MAINDIR to %MAINDIR%>> There's not a visible clue that this isn't a no-op. If you double-click on> the line in the WISE GUI, though, a dialog box pops up, with a dropdown list> labeled "Operation", one of whose entries is>> Convert to short filename>> There isn't another variant that adds "but only if it contains a space".>> Beyond that, I'm stuck -- since Adobe graciously updated my Acrobat Reader,> every attempt to view the WISE reference docs (pdf format) hard-freezes> (power cycle required) my box. I *like* your suggestion to skip this unless> there's an embedded space, I just seem unable to do anything about it now> (but it would still be for 2.3 -- mucking with 2.2 is too dangerous).You should be able to put an If Statement / End Statement around itwith the If Statement property box containing If Variable: MAINDIRContains The Value: <space>. I haven't actually tested this, but Ihave used this statement with other values.-- Sjoerd Mullender <sjoerd@acm.org>
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