Symantec WISESCRIPT PACKAGE EDITOR 7.0 SP2 - FOR WISE INSTALLATION STUDIO V1.0 Installation Manual page 249

WiseScript Package Editor Reference
Variable
DLG_EVENT_TYPE
FONTS
HELPFILE
INST
INST_LOG_PATH
INSTALL_RESULT
(read-only)
LANG
PASSWORD
PROCEXITCODE (read-
only)
Description
Used for custom dialog box scripts. Built-in dialog box
events are INIT, UPDATE, VERIFY.
See Creating a Custom Dialog Box Script
Path to the directory where fonts should be installed.
Used by custom dialog boxes to display a help context. Set
this to the full path of the help file. We recommend that
you do not change this variable.
Path to the directory containing the installation .EXE. We
recommend that you do not change this variable.
Full path in which to place Install.log at end of installation.
Holds the result of the last action performed for Install
File(s), Copy Local File(s), Edit INI, and Execute Program
actions. (This variable is similar to PROCEXITCODE.)
Install File(s) and Copy Local File(s) return:
V = Version. Replacement option was set to check
version, and the version being installed was not
newer.
D = Date. Replacement option was set to check Date/
Time and the condition was not met.
E = Exists. Replacement option was Never, and the file
exists.
I = Install on restart. The file was in use and will be
installed on restart. (RESTART variable also set to "S")
A null value signals success.
If the file specification is a wildcard, the value represents
the last file copied or installed.
Edit INI File returns: E if the file could not be written, or
null if the edit was successful.
Execute Program returns: the numeric exit code (return
code) from the called application.
The language the end user selects in a multi-language
installation. We recommend that you do not change this
variable.
Set this to the password to be used for password-
protected files. Setting this variable disables the password
prompt. Set this for distributions that do not use
prompting.
Holds the result of the last Execute Program action. (This
variable is similar to INSTALL_RESULT.) After an Execute
Program script action, this returns the exit code (return
code) from the called application.
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