#132462 - 2005-01-14 02:21 PM
Call middle of second script
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rainvi
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Registered: 2005-01-14
Posts: 1
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New to KiXtart and using this as my starter script.
I want to install Acrobat Reader 7 on the computers and I am trying to think ahead of other software rollouts by seperating the code.
script1 will run a system check on all computers and then calls script2
script2 will check missing installs and configurations.
script3 will run the specific software install.
Question: How do you call the middle of the second script?
script2:
Gosub Acrobat
goto end
:Acrobat
DIM $uninst, $leftpart, $rightpart
;Read Registry key to determine if AR4 is installed
$uninst=ReadValue("KLM\Software....", "UninstallString")
if $uninst<>""
call \\server\kix\acrobat7.kix :ar4_detected (<-this isn't working)
else
call \\server\kix\acrobat7.kix :Install
enfif
RETURN
script3:
Gosub ar4_detected
Gosub MSIparam
Gosub Install
{code...
}
Thanks in advance
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#132464 - 2005-01-14 02:30 PM
Re: Call middle of second script
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AzzerShaw
Seasoned Scripter
Registered: 2003-02-20
Posts: 510
Loc: Cheltenham, England
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OKay think ive worked out now what you mean 
try something like this
Code:
script2:
Gosub Acrobat
GoTo end
:Acrobat
Dim $uninst, $leftpart, $rightpart
;Read Registry key to determine if AR4 is installed
$uninst=ReadValue("KLM\Software....", "UninstallString")
If $uninst<>""
WriteProfileString ("c:\temp\Yes.txt","Yes","Yes","yes")
Call \\server\kix\acrobat7.kix
Else
WriteProfileString ("c:\temp\No.txt","No","No","No")
Call \\server\kix\acrobat7.kix
endif
Return
script3:
If exist ("c:\temp\yes.txt")
Gosub ar4_detected
Endif
If exist ("c:\temp\No.txt")
Gosub MSIparam
Endif
Gosub Install
{code...
}
del
Something like that 
Aaron
Edited by AzzerShaw (2005-01-14 02:44 PM)
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#132465 - 2005-01-14 02:43 PM
Re: Call middle of second script
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Richard H.
Administrator
Registered: 2000-01-24
Posts: 4946
Loc: Leatherhead, Surrey, UK
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There are ways to do what you want, but it's not a very good design. Better is:
- Make the installs / uninstalls functions.
- Call the script to load the function.
- Call the functions when you need them
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#132466 - 2005-01-14 03:06 PM
Re: Call middle of second script
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Richard H.
Administrator
Registered: 2000-01-24
Posts: 4946
Loc: Leatherhead, Surrey, UK
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Here is an example.
Take the following and save it as Acrobat.udf:
Code:
; Acrobat check UDF
Function udfAcrobat_Has_AR4()
Dim $sKey,$sEntry
$sKey="HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Adobe Acrobat 4.0"
$sEntry="UninstallString"
$sKey
$udfAcrobat_Has_AR4=(ReadValue($sKey,$sEntry)<>"")
Exit 0
EndFunction
; Acrobat install UDF
Function udfAcrobat_Install_AR4()
; Do install / uninstall
;
;
If INSTALL_WAS_SUCCESSFUL
$udfAcrobat_Install_AR4=0
Else
$udfAcrobat_Install_AR4=1
EndIf
Exit $udfAcrobat_Install_AR4
EndFunction
You can now load up the functions and call them individually in your main script:
Code:
; Load Acrobat functions.
CALL "\\SERVER\Kix\Acrobat7.udf"
; Acrobat install check.
If udfAcrobat_Has_AR4()
; Do something
"AR4 installed - no action necessary"+@CRLF
Else
; AR4 not installed - must install.
If udfAcrobat_Install_AR4()
"Failed to install AR4!"+@CRLF
Else
"AR4 Installed ok."+@CRLF
EndIf
EndIf
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