Symantec WISESCRIPT PACKAGE EDITOR 7.0 SP2 - FOR WISE INSTALLATION STUDIO V1.0 Installation Manual page 47

WiseScript Package Editor Reference
Variable Name
Enter the name of the compiler variable. By convention, compiler variables
begin and end with an underscore character (_). Although this convention is not
enforced, it helps distinguish compiler variables from regular variables in
scripts.
Default Value
Enter the default value of the compiler variable.
Description
Briefly describe how the variable is used. This appears on the dialog box when
you are asked to choose a value for the variable.
Value List
For compiler variables that are displayed as a list, enter a list of valid values,
each on a separate line.
See also Building a Debug Version
Data Entry Type
Select the method to use to enter data for the compiler variable.
Do Not Prompt for Value
If this is marked, you are not prompted for the value of this variable when
compiling even if Prompt for Compiler Variables is marked on the Compiler
Variables page. Mark this for variables that you do not expect to change
frequently.
4. Click OK.
5. On the Compiler Variables page, mark one of the following:
Compiling from Command Line
Mark this to be prompted for the value of compiler variables when you compile
from the command line. Use this for automated build processes. You can specify
compiler variable values by entering the value directly on the command line or
by storing the values in a text file.
See Command-Line Options
Compiling from Within Wise
Mark this to be prompted for the value of compiler variables when you compile
from WiseScript Package Editor. If you mark this, then a Select Compile
Settings dialog box appears during compile and lists this compiler variable's
values. A dialog box appears for each compiler variable you define. Value length
is limited by the amount of text that displays on the dialog box. The Do not
prompt for value check box on the Compiler Variable Settings dialog box
overrides this setting.
See also:
Automatic Compiler Variables
on page 109
on page 166.
on page 157
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