Merge pull request #97 from quintijn/installerdetails

Installerdetails

.gitignore

@@ -86,3 +86,5 @@ MacroSystem/*_vcl.py
 
 # Visual Studio
 .vs
+/PyTest/readwritefiletest/*.txt
+/PyTest/readwritefiletest/*out.ini

CMakeLists.txt

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ add_subdirectory ("NatlinkSource")
 #  Build the NatlinkModule, that is, depend on the previous step and 
 #  make sure that the Python sources and such are fresh. Mark this
 #  situation as a file NatlinkModule/NatlinkModule.STAMP. Similarly, mark
-#  mark the up-to-dateness of the tests as NatlinkModule/InstallTest.STAMP
+#  mark the up-to-dateness of the tests as NatlinkModule/DefaultConfig.STAMP
 add_subdirectory ("NatlinkModule") # build two
 # Now, using dependcy on the stamps, start the inno installation generator
 add_subdirectory ("InstallerSource")

InstallerSource/CMakeLists.txt

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ string(REPLACE "." "" PYTHON_VERSION_NO_DOT ${PYTHON_VERSION})
 add_custom_command(OUTPUT "${INSTALLER_FILE_BASE}.exe"
     DEPENDS StampDriver # otherwise the stamps are not checked
     ${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/NatlinkModule/NatlinkModule.STAMP 
-    ${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/NatlinkModule/InstallTest.STAMP
+    ${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/NatlinkModule/DefaultConfig.STAMP
     inno-setup-natlink.iss inno-code.iss
     COMMENT "Now Building Installer"
     COMMAND ${ISCC}

InstallerSource/inno-setup-natlink.iss

@@ -51,8 +51,8 @@ Source: "{#CoreDir}\_natlink_core{code:GetDragonVersion}.pyd"; DestDir: "{#CoreD
 Source: "{code:GetPythonInstallPath}\python{#PythonVersionNoDot}.dll"; DestDir: "{#CoreDir}"; \
   Flags: external ignoreversion; 
 
-; InstallTest
-Source: "{#SourceRoot}\NatlinkModule\InstallTest\*"; DestDir: "{app}\InstallTest"; Flags: ignoreversion
+; DefaultConfig
+Source: "{#SourceRoot}\NatlinkModule\DefaultConfig\*"; DestDir: "{app}\DefaultConfig"; Flags: ignoreversion
 
 
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NatlinkConfigure/README.md

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+The natlinkconfigfunctions.py is now a very much simplified version of the python2 version.
+
+This is because the natlink installer program handles the enabling of Natlink itself. Elevated mode is
+no longer needed.
+
+
+
+With the GUI (configurenatlink.pyw) you can configure NatLink, Vocola and Unimacro, but also DragonFly, via the UserDirectory.
+
+This program is written in wxPython.  
+
+The definitions are made with the (nonfree) program: wxDesigner (see http://www.roebling.de)
+
+The definition file for wxDesigner is called configurenatlink.wdr, these definitions that were 
+translated by wxDesigner into configurenatlink_wdr.py, and it is this file that is used by configurenatlink.pyw.
+
+It is unwise to edit these 2 files by hand, as they will be regenerated if a new wxDesigner run is done.
+
+The program configurenatlink.pyw uses uses functions from the module: natlinkconfigfunctions.py.
+
+If the GUI program doesn't work for some reason, you can fall back to
+the command line interface, which is contained in
+natlinkconfigfunctions.py.  Just start this program from the start
+menu or the folder that you are in now, preferably in elevated mode too with start_natlinkconfigfunctions.py
+
+Quintijn Hoogenboom, February 18, 2008, (...)April 2022 (python3)
+
+
+