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Check If File/Dir Exists

WiseScript Package Editor Reference
Win32 Error Text Variable
Select or enter a variable to store the error text returned by the 32-bit winsock.dll.
Win32 Error Number Variable
Select or enter a variable to store the error code returned by the 32-bit winsock.dll.
Win16 Error Text Variable
Select or enter a variable to store the error text returned by the 16-bit winsock.dll.
Win16 Error Number Variable
Select or enter a variable to store the error code returned by the 16-bit winsock.dll.
This action determines if a file or directory exists, whether a directory is writable, or if a
.DLL is loaded into memory. It can perform different actions based on the result of the
check.
To complete the dialog box
If
Select the condition to check. To check if a .DLL is loaded, select Module loaded in
memory.
Pathname
To check a file or directory, enter its path. Wildcard characters, such as *, are
not valid. Use variables (example: %WIN%) rather than hardcoding a path.
To check if a .DLL is loaded, enter just the .DLL name, not a path. To check if a
.DLL is loaded in a specific directory, include the full path.
Example: To determine if any User32.dll is loaded, just specify user32.dll. To
determine if c:\Windows\System32\User32.dll is loaded specify the full path.
Title
Enter the title for the dialog box.
Message Text
Appears in the body of the message dialog box. Leave this blank to prevent the
message from appearing.
Action
Occurs when the If statement above is true. The message described in the Title
and Message Text fields appears unless Message Text is blank. In addition, select
from these options.
Display Message Only
Abort Installation
Start Block
Begins a conditional block. All actions between this action and the next Else or
End action are executed.
Start While Loop
Begins a loop block. All actions between this action and the next End action are
executed repeatedly as long as the condition is true.
WiseScript Actions
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