diff --git a/src/make-msi.pl b/src/make-msi.pl index c985825a..ab892eb3 100644 --- a/src/make-msi.pl +++ b/src/make-msi.pl @@ -1,1699 +1,1707 @@ #! /usr/bin/perl -w # make-msi.pl - MSI Installer for GnuPG 4 Windows. # Copyright (C) 2007 g10 Code GmbH # # This file is part of Gpg4win. # # Gpg4win is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # Gpg4win is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA # FIXME: Here is how to support multiple languages in one MSI package, # using an undocumented feature: Create one MSI package in each # language, then create transformations: # MsiTran.Exe -g foo.en.msi foo.de.msi language.de.mst # Embed these transformations: # CScript.exe WiSubStg.vbs foo.en.msi language.de.mst 1031 # Change the summmary informations attribute (with Orca): # Languages = 1033, 1031 # Primary language must come first! # http://www.installsite.org/pages/de/artikel/embeddedlang/index.htm # http://forum.installsite.net/index.php?showtopic=16734 use strict; use warnings; use diagnostics; # Default language. $::lang = 'en'; sub fail { print STDERR $_[0] . "\n"; exit 1; } # We use a new product and package code for every build (using pseudo # components), but a single constant upgrade code for all versions. # Note that Windows installer ignores the build part of the version # number (only the first three components are used). # # FIXME: Build upgrade table. # # We take a simplified view: Each file corresponds to exactly one # component. This means we need to generate GUIDs for these # components and remember them from one installer version to the next. # We do this automatically by means of a support file, make-msi.guids. %::guid = (); $::guid_file = 'make-msi.guids'; $::guid_changed = 0; sub fetch_guids { # FIXME: Check if file exists. open (FILE, "<$::guid_file") or return; while () { next if (/^#/); if (/(\S+)\s+(.+)\s*\r?\n$/) { $::guid{$2} = $1; } } close (FILE); } sub store_guids { # FIXME: Maybe allow to forget unused GUIDs. return if (not $::guid_changed); print STDERR "GUID list stored in $::guid_file changed, please commit!\n"; open (FILE, ">$::guid_file.bak") or die; print FILE "# This is an automatically generated file. DO NOT EDIT.\n"; foreach my $file (sort keys %::guid) { print FILE "$::guid{$file} $file\n"; } close FILE; rename "$::guid_file.bak", $::guid_file or die; } sub get_guid { my ($file) = @_; my $guid; if (defined $::guid{$file}) { return $::guid{$file}; } # Need to generate a new GUID. $::guid_changed = 1; $guid = uc `uuidgen`; chomp $guid; $::guid{$file} = $guid; return $guid; } $::files_file = ''; # We store the list of included files for temporary packaging, in case # WiX needs to be run on a different system. sub store_files { my ($parser) = @_; return if ($::files_file eq ''); open (FILE, ">$::files_file") or die; foreach my $name (@{$parser->{pkg_list}}) { my $pkg = $parser->{pkgs}->{$name}; next if ($#{$pkg->{files}} == -1); print FILE (join ("\n", map { "src/" . ($_->{source}) } @{$pkg->{files}})). "\n"; } close FILE; } sub lang_to_lcid { my ($lang) = @_; if ($lang eq 'en') { return 1033; } elsif ($lang eq 'de') { return 1031; } elsif ($lang eq 'ar') { return 1025; } elsif ($lang eq 'es') { return 3082; } elsif ($lang eq 'fr') { return 1036; } elsif ($lang eq 'ru') { return 1049; } else { fail "language $lang not supported"; } } # NSIS parser # The parser data structure contains the following members: # # pre_depth: The current nesting depth of preprocessor conditionals. # pre_true: Depth of the last preprocessor conditional that was true. # pre_symbols: A hash of defined preprocessor symbols. # po: A hash of languages, each a hash of translated strings. # outpath: the current output path. # includedirs: An array of include directories to search through. # A couple of variables you can set: $::nsis_parser_warn = 1; $::nsis_parser_debug = 0; $::nsis_level_default = 1; $::nsis_level_optional = 1000; $::nsis_level_hidden = 2000; # Evaluate an expression. sub nsis_eval { my ($parser, $file, $expr) = @_; my $val = $expr; # Resolve outer double quotes, if any. if ($val =~ m/^"/) { if (not $val =~ s/^"(.*)"$/$1/) { fail "$file:$.: unmatched quote in expression: $expr"; } } my $iter = 0; while ($val =~ m/\$\{([^}]*)\}/) { my $varname = $1; my $varvalue; if (exists $parser->{pre_symbols}->{$varname}) { $varvalue = $parser->{pre_symbols}->{$varname}; } else { fail "$file:$.: undefined variable $varname in expression: $expr"; } $val =~ s/\$\{$varname\}/$varvalue/g; $iter++; if ($iter > 100) { fail "$file:$.: too many variable expansions in expression: $expr"; } } # # FIXME: For now. # if ($expr =~ m/\$/ or $expr !~ m/^\"/) # { # return $expr; # } # $val = eval $expr; return $val; } # Retrieve an evaluated symbol sub nsis_fetch { my ($parser, $symname) = @_; return undef if (not exists $parser->{pre_symbols}->{$symname}); return nsis_eval ($parser, '', $parser->{pre_symbols}->{$symname}); } # Evaluate an expression. sub nsis_translate { my ($parser, $file, $expr) = @_; my $val = $expr; my $iter = 0; while ($val =~ m/\$\((.*)\)/) { my $var = $1; if (exists $parser->{po}->{$::lang}->{$1}) { my $subst = $parser->{po}->{$::lang}->{$1}; $val =~ s/\$\($var\)/$subst/g; } else { fail "$file:$.: no translation for $val to language $::lang"; } $iter++; if ($iter > 100) { fail "$file:$.: too deep nesting of translations"; } } # Resolve outer double quotes, if any. $val =~ s/^"(.*)"$/$1/; $val =~ s/\$\r/\r/g; $val =~ s/\$\n/\n/g; $val =~ s/\$\"/"/g; return $val; } # Low level line input. sub nsis_get_line { my ($file) = @_; my $line = ''; while (<$file>) { $line = $line . $_; # Strip leading whitespace. $line =~ s/^\s*//; # Strip newline and trailing whitespace. $line =~ s/\s*\r?\n$//; # Combine multiple lines connected with backslashes. if ($line =~ m/^(.*)\\$/) { $line = $1 . ' '; next; } $_ = $line; last; } # Now break up the line into return $_; } # Tokenize the NSIS line. sub nsis_tokenize { my ($file, $line) = @_; my @tokens; my @line = split ('', $line); my $idx = 0; while ($idx <= $#line) { # The beginning of the current partial token. my $token = $idx; if ($line[$idx] eq '"') { $idx++; # Skip until end of string, indicated by double quote that # is not part of the $\" string. while ($idx <= $#line) { if (substr ($line, $idx, 3) eq '$\\"') { $idx += 3; } else { last if ($line[$idx] eq '"'); $idx++; } } fail "$file:$.:$idx: unterminated string from position $token" if ($idx > $#line); $idx++; fail "$file:$.:$idx: strings not separated" if ($idx <= $#line and $line[$idx] !~ m/\s/); } elsif ($line[$idx] eq '\'') { $idx++; # Skip until end of string, indicated by a single quote. while ($idx <= $#line) { last if ($line[$idx] eq '\''); $idx++; } fail "$file:$.:$idx: unterminated string from position $token" if ($idx > $#line); $idx++; fail "$file:$.:$idx: strings not separated" if ($idx <= $#line and $line[$idx] !~ m/\s/); } else { # Skip until end of token indicated by whitespace. while ($idx <= $#line) { fail "$file:$.:$idx: invalid character" if ($line[$idx] eq '"'); last if ($line[$idx] =~ m/\s/); $idx++; } } push @tokens, substr ($line, $token, $idx - $token); # Skip white space between arguments. while ($idx <= $#line and $line[$idx] =~ m/\s/) { $idx++; } } return @tokens; } # We suppress some warnings after first time. %::warn = (); # Parse the NSIS line. sub nsis_parse_line { my ($parser, $file, $line) = @_; # We first tokenize the line. my @tokens = nsis_tokenize ($file, $line); # We handle preprocessing directives here. print STDERR "Tokens: " . join (" AND ", @tokens) . "\n" if $::nsis_parser_debug; # We have special code dealing with ignored areas. if ($parser->{pre_depth} > $parser->{pre_true}) { if ($tokens[0] eq '!ifdef' or $tokens[0] eq '!ifndef') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if $#tokens != 1; $parser->{pre_depth}++; } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!else') { fail "$file:$.: stray !else" if $parser->{pre_depth} == 0; if ($parser->{pre_depth} == $parser->{pre_true} + 1) { $parser->{pre_true}++; } } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!endif') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if $#tokens != 0; fail "$file:$.: stray !endif" if $parser->{pre_depth} == 0; $parser->{pre_depth}--; } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!macro') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if $#tokens < 1; # FIXME: We do not support macros at this point, although # support would not be too hard to add. Instead, we just # ignore their definition so it does not throw us off. print STDERR "$file:$.: warning: ignoring macro $tokens[1]\n" if $::nsis_parser_warn; $parser->{pre_depth}++; } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!macroend') { # FIXME: See !macro. fail "$file:$.: stray !macroend" if $parser->{pre_depth} == 0; $parser->{pre_depth}--; } } else { # This is the parser for areas not ignored. if ($tokens[0] eq '!define') { if ($#tokens == 1) { # FIXME: Maybe define to 1? $parser->{pre_symbols}->{$tokens[1]} = ''; } elsif ($#tokens == 2) { $parser->{pre_symbols}->{$tokens[1]} = nsis_eval ($parser, $file, $tokens[2]); } else { fail "$file:$.: syntax error"; } } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!undef') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if $#tokens != 1; delete $parser->{pre_symbols}->{$tokens[1]}; } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!ifdef') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if $#tokens != 1; if (exists $parser->{pre_symbols}->{$tokens[1]}) { $parser->{pre_true}++; } $parser->{pre_depth}++; } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!ifndef') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if $#tokens != 1; if (not exists $parser->{pre_symbols}->{$tokens[1]}) { $parser->{pre_true}++; } $parser->{pre_depth}++; } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!else') { fail "$file:$.: stray !else" if $parser->{pre_depth} == 0; if ($parser->{pre_depth} == $parser->{pre_true}) { $parser->{pre_true}--; } elsif ($parser->{pre_depth} == $parser->{pre_true} + 1) { $parser->{pre_true}++; } } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!endif') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if $#tokens != 0; fail "$file:$.: stray !endif" if $parser->{pre_depth} == 0; if ($parser->{pre_depth} == $parser->{pre_true}) { $parser->{pre_true}--; } $parser->{pre_depth}--; } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!include') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if $#tokens != 1; if ($tokens[1] eq 'Memento.nsh') { print STDERR "Skipping $tokens[1]\n" if $::nsis_parser_debug; } else { print STDERR "Including $tokens[1]\n" if $::nsis_parser_debug; my $filename = nsis_eval ($parser, $file, $tokens[1]); # Recursion. nsis_parse_file ($parser, $filename); } } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!macro') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if $#tokens < 1; # FIXME: We do not support macros at this point, although # support would not be too hard to add. Instead, we just # ignore their definition so it does not throw us off. print STDERR "$file:$.: warning: ignoring macro $tokens[1]\n" if $::nsis_parser_warn; $parser->{pre_depth}++; } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!macroend') { # FIXME: See !macro. fail "$file:$.: stray !macroend" if $parser->{pre_depth} == 0; $parser->{pre_depth}--; } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!cd' or $tokens[0] eq '!addplugindir') { if (not exists $::warn{"directive-$tokens[0]"}) { print STDERR "$file:$.: warning: ignoring $tokens[0] directive\n" if $::nsis_parser_warn; } $::warn{"directive-$tokens[0]"}++; } elsif ($tokens[0] eq '!addincludedir') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if $#tokens != 1; my $dir = nsis_eval ($parser, $file, $tokens[1]); unshift @{$parser->{includedirs}}, $dir; } elsif ($tokens[0] =~ m/^\!/ and $tokens[0] ne '!insertmacro') { # Note: It is essential that some !insertmacro invocations are # not expanded, namely those of SelectSection and UnselectSection, # which are used to track dependencies in Gpg4win. fail "$file:$.: compiler directive $tokens[0] not implemented"; } else { # Main processing routine. This is specific to the backend # and probably package. gpg4win_nsis_stubs ($parser, $file, @tokens); } } } # Parse the NSIS file. sub nsis_parse_file { my ($parser, $file) = @_; my $handle; if ($file eq '-') { $. = 0; $handle = *STDIN; } else { if (not -e $file and 1) { # Search for include file. Note: We do not change # directories, but that is OK for us. Also, we want to # avoid the system header files, as we don't control what # constructs they use, and in fact we want to treat their # macros and functions as atoms. my @includedirs = @{$parser->{includedirs}}; my $dir; foreach $dir (@includedirs) { if (-e $dir . '/' . $file) { $file = $dir . '/' . $file; last; } } } if (not open ($handle, "<$file")) { print STDERR "$file:$.: warning: " . "can not open include file $file: $!\n" if $::nsis_parser_warn; return; } } my $incomment = 0; while (defined nsis_get_line ($handle)) { $.++ if ($file eq '-'); # Check for our block comment if ($_ =~ m/^# BEGIN MSI IGNORE.*/) { $incomment = 1; } elsif ($_ =~ m/^# END MSI IGNORE.*/) { $incomment = 0; } next if $incomment; # Skip comment lines. next if $_ =~ m/^#/; # Skip empty lines. next if $_ =~ m/^$/; nsis_parse_line ($parser, $file, $_); } if ($incomment) { fail "$file:$.: error: Missing # END MSI IGNORE marker.\n"; } close $handle if ($file ne '-'); } # The Gpg4win stubs for the MSI backend to the NSIS converter. # Gpg4win specific state in $parser: # pkg: the current package (a hash reference), corresponds to certain sections. # pkgs: a hash ref of all packages encountered indexed by their frobbed name. # pkg_list: the order of packages (as frobbed names). # state: specifies a state for special parsing of certain parts. # dep_name: the current package for which we list dependencies (- for none) sub gpg4win_nsis_stubs { my ($parser, $file, $command, @args) = @_; $parser->{state} = "" if not defined $parser->{state}; if ($parser->{state} =~ m/^ignore-until-(.*)$/) { undef $parser->{state} if ($command eq $1); } # Section support. # # We parse SetOutPath and File directives in sections. # Everything else is ignored. elsif ($parser->{state} eq '' and ($command eq 'Section' or $command eq '${MementoSection}' or $command eq '${MementoUnselectedSection}')) { my $idx = 0; # Default install level for MSI is 3. my $level = $::nsis_level_default; my $hidden = 0; if ($command eq '${MementoUnselectedSection}') { # Default install level for MSI is 3. $level = $::nsis_level_optional; } # Check for options first. return if ($idx > $#args); if ($args[$idx] eq '/o') { # Default install level for MSI is 3. $level = $::nsis_level_optional; $idx++; } return if ($idx > $#args); my $title = nsis_eval ($parser, $file, $args[$idx++]); # Check for hidden flag. if (substr ($title, 0, 1) eq '-') { # Hidden packages are dependency tracked and never # installed by default unless required. $level = $::nsis_level_hidden; $hidden = 1; substr ($title, 0, 1) = ''; } # We only pay attention to special sections and those which # have a section index defined. if ($title eq 'startmenu') { # The special startmenu section contains all our shortcuts.\ $parser->{state} = 'section-startmenu'; return; } elsif ($idx > $#args) { return; } # Finally we can get the frobbed name of the package. my $name = $args[$idx++]; $name =~ s/^SEC_//; my $pkg = \%{$parser->{pkgs}->{$name}}; + # Check for ignored packages + if ($pkg eq "GPA") + { + print STDERR "Ignoring package: " . $pkg . "\n" + if $::nsis_parser_debug; + return; + } + $pkg->{name} = $name; # Replace - in names to avoid errors with identifies $pkg->{name} =~ s/-/_/g; $pkg->{title} = $title; $pkg->{level} = $level; $pkg->{hidden} = $hidden; $pkg->{features} = ''; # Remember the order of sections included. push @{$parser->{pkg_list}}, $name; $parser->{pkg} = $pkg; $parser->{state} = 'in-section'; } elsif ($parser->{state} eq 'in-section') { if ($command eq 'SectionEnd' or $command eq '${MementoSectionEnd}') { delete $parser->{pkg}; undef $parser->{state}; } elsif ($command eq 'SetOutPath') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if ($#args != 0); my $outpath = $args[0]; # if (not $outpath =~ s/^"\$INSTDIR\\?(.*)"$/$1/) if ($outpath =~ m/^"\$INSTDIR\\?(.*)"$/) { $parser->{outpath} = $1; } elsif ($outpath =~ m/^"\$APPDATA\\?(.*)"$/) { $parser->{outpath} = "%CommonAppDataFolder%\\" . $1; } elsif ($outpath =~ m/^"\$TEMP\\?(.*)"$/) { $parser->{outpath} = "%TEMP%\\" . $1; } elsif ($outpath =~ m/^"\$PLUGINSDIR\\?(.*)"$/) { - $parser->{outpath} = "FIXME: REMOVE\\" . $1; + $parser->{outpath} = "REMOVE_ME\\" . $1; } else { fail "$file:$.: unsupported out path: $args[0]"; } } elsif ($command eq 'File') { my $idx = 0; my $target; fail "$file:$.: not supported" if ($#args < 0 || $#args > 1); if ($#args == 1) { if ($args[0] eq '/nonfatal') { print STDERR "$file:$.: warning: skipping non-fatal file $args[1]\n" if $::nsis_parser_warn; return; } $target = $args[0]; if (not $target =~ s,^/oname=(.*)$,$1,) { fail "$file:$.: syntax error"; } # Temp files are due to overwrite attempts, which are # handled automatically by the Windows Installer. Ignore # them here. return if $target =~ m/\.tmp$/; $idx++; } my $source = nsis_eval ($parser, $file, $args[$idx]); if (not defined $target) { $target = $source; $target =~ s,^.*/([^/\\]+)$,$1,; } push @{$parser->{pkg}->{files}}, { source => $source, dir => $parser->{outpath}, target => $target }; } elsif ($command eq 'WriteRegStr') { fail "$file:$.: not supported" if ($#args != 3); my $root = $args[0]; my $key = $args[1]; $key =~ s/^"(.*)"$/$1/; my $name = $args[2]; $name =~ s/^"(.*)"$/$1/; my $value = $args[3]; $value =~ s/^"(.*)"$/$1/; $value =~ s/\$INSTDIR\\?/\[INSTDIR\]/g; push (@{$parser->{pkg}->{registry}}, { root => $root, key => $key, name => $name, value => $value, type => 'string' }); } } # Start menu shortcuts support. elsif ($parser->{state} eq 'section-startmenu') { if ($command eq 'SectionEnd' or $command eq '${MementoSectionEnd}') { undef $parser->{state}; } elsif ($command eq 'CreateShortCut') { fail "$file:$.: not supported" if ($#args != 7); # The link may contains a translatable string. my $link = $args[0]; # We filter for startmenu shortcuts, as the others are # just more of the same. Equivalently, we could filter # for a block between two labels. return if ($link !~ m/STARTMENU_FOLDER/); # Take the base name of the link. # FIXME: We want the manuals in a subdirectory. $link =~ s/^.*\\([^\\]*)\"$/$1/; $link =~ s/\.lnk$//; my $target = nsis_eval ($parser, $file, $args[1]); $target =~ s/^\$INSTDIR\\//; my $icon = $args[3]; $icon =~ s/^"(.*)"$/$1/; $icon =~ s/^\$INSTDIR\\/[INSTDIR]/; $icon = nsis_eval ($parser, $file, $icon); my $icon_idx = nsis_eval ($parser, $file, $args[4]); fail "$file:$.: not supported" if ($icon_idx ne ''); # The description contains a translatable string. my $description = $args[7]; $parser->{shortcuts}->{$target} = { link => $link, target => $target, icon => $icon, description => $description }; } } # LangString support. # # LangString directives must be stated at the top-level of the file. elsif ($parser->{state} eq '' and $command eq 'LangString') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if ($#args != 2); my $lang = $args[1]; $lang =~ s/^\$\{LANG_(\w*)\}$/$1/; if ($lang eq 'ENGLISH') { $lang = 'en'; } elsif ($lang eq 'GERMAN') { $lang = 'de'; } elsif ($lang eq 'ARABIC') { $lang = 'ar'; } elsif ($lang eq 'SPANISH') { $lang = 'es'; } elsif ($lang eq 'FRENCH') { $lang = 'fr'; } elsif ($lang eq 'RUSSIAN') { $lang = 'ru'; } elsif ($lang eq 'PORTUGUESE') { $lang = 'pt'; } elsif ($lang eq 'CZECH') { $lang = 'cz'; } elsif ($lang eq 'ITALIAN') { $lang = 'it'; } elsif ($lang eq 'SIMPCHINESE') { $lang = 'zh_CN'; } elsif ($lang eq 'TRADCHINESE') { $lang = 'zh_TW'; } elsif ($lang eq 'NORWEGIAN') { $lang = 'no'; } elsif ($lang eq 'DUTCH') { $lang = 'nl'; } else { fail "$file:$.: unsupported language ID $args[1]"; } $parser->{po}->{$lang}->{$args[0]} = $args[2]; } # Function support. # # Most functions are ignored. Some are of special interest and # are parsed separately. elsif ($parser->{state} eq '' and $command eq 'Function') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if ($#args != 0); if ($args[0] eq 'CalcDepends') { $parser->{state} = 'function-calc-depends'; } elsif ($args[0] eq 'CalcDefaults') { $parser->{state} = 'function-calc-defaults'; } else { # Functions we do not find interesting are skipped. print STDERR "$file:$.: warning: ignoring function $args[0]\n" if $::nsis_parser_warn; delete $parser->{dep_name}; $parser->{state} = 'ignore-until-FunctionEnd'; } } # Function calc-depends. # # This function gathers information about dependencies between # features. Features are identified by their frobbed names. The # format is as such: First, a couple of UnselectSection macros, # one for each dependency. Then SelectSection invocations for all # packages which should always be installed (mandatory), followed # by one block for each feature, consisting of a label "have_FOO:" # where FOO is the frobbed package name (in lowercase, usually), # followed by SelectSection invocations, one for each dependency, # and finally a "skip_FOO:" label to finish the block. # # The order of these statements and blocks must be so that a single pass # through the list is sufficient to resolve all dependencies, that means # in pre-fix order. elsif ($parser->{state} eq 'function-calc-depends') { if ($command eq 'FunctionEnd') { undef $parser->{state}; } elsif ($command =~ m/^have_(.*):$/) { $parser->{dep_name} = $1; $parser->{pkgs}->{$1}->{deps} = {}; } elsif ($command eq '!insertmacro') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if $#args < 0; if ($args[0] eq 'SelectSection') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if $#args != 1; my $name = $args[1]; $name =~ s/^\$\{SEC_(.*)\}$/$1/; if (not exists $parser->{dep_name}) { # A stray SelectSection chooses defaults. $parser->{pkgs}->{$name}->{features} .= " Absent='disallow'"; } else { my $dep_name = $parser->{dep_name}; # Add $name as a dependency for $dep_name. $parser->{pkgs}->{$dep_name}->{deps}->{$name} = 1; } } } elsif ($command =~ m/^skip_(.*):$/) { fail "$file:$.: stray skip_FOO label" if not exists $parser->{dep_name}; my $dep_name = $parser->{dep_name}; my $dep_pkg = $parser->{pkgs}->{$dep_name}; # We resolve indirect dependencies right now. This works # because dependencies are required to be listed in # pre-fix order. foreach my $name (keys %{$parser->{pkgs}}) { my $pkg = $parser->{pkgs}->{$name}; # Check if $dep_name is a dependency for $name. if (exists $pkg->{deps}->{$dep_name}) { # Add all dependencies of $dep_name to $name. foreach my $dep (keys %{$dep_pkg->{deps}}) { $pkg->{deps}->{$dep} = $pkg->{deps}->{$dep_name} + 1 if (not defined $pkg->{deps}->{$dep}); } } } delete $parser->{dep_name}; } } # Function calc-depends. # # Format: # g4wihelp::config_fetch_bool "inst_FOO" elsif ($parser->{state} eq 'function-calc-defaults') { if ($command eq 'FunctionEnd') { undef $parser->{state}; } elsif ($command eq 'g4wihelp::config_fetch_bool') { fail "$file:$.: syntax error" if $#args != 0; if ($args[0] !~ m/^"inst_(.*)"$/) { fail "$file:$.: syntax error"; } $parser->{pkgs}->{$1}->{ini_inst} = 1; } } } # MSI generator. # Simple indentation tracking, for pretty printing. $::level = 0; sub dump_all { my ($parser) = @_; my $pkgname; # A running count for files within each feature. my $fileidx; # A running count for registry settings within each feature. my $regidx; # A running count for directories throughout the whole file. my $diridx = 0; # The current directory. my $cdir = ''; foreach $pkgname (@{$parser->{pkg_list}}) { my $pkg = $parser->{pkgs}->{$pkgname}; $fileidx = 0; foreach my $file (@{$pkg->{files}}) { if ($cdir ne $file->{dir}) { # We need to change the directory. We weed out empty # path elements, which also takes care of leading slashes. my @cdir = grep (!/^$/, split (/\\/, $cdir)); my @ndir = grep (!/^$/, split (/\\/, $file->{dir})); my $min; my $i; $min = $#cdir; $min = $#ndir if ($#ndir < $min); for ($i = 0; $i <= $min; $i++) { last if ($cdir[$i] ne $ndir[$i]) } my $j; for ($j = $i; $j <= $#cdir; $j++) { $::level -= 2; print ' ' x $::level . "\n"; } for ($j = $i; $j <= $#ndir; $j++) { print ' ' x $::level . "\n"; $diridx++; $::level += 2; } $cdir = $file->{dir}; } my $targetfull; if ($file->{dir} ne '') { $targetfull = $file->{dir} . '\\' . $file->{target}; } else { $targetfull = $file->{target}; } print ' ' x $::level . "\n"; my $sourcefull; $sourcefull = $file->{source}; $sourcefull =~ s/playground\/install-ex/\$(var.InstDirEx)/; $sourcefull =~ s/playground\/install/\$(var.InstDir)/; $sourcefull =~ s/\.\//\$(var.SrcDir)\//; $sourcefull =~ s/\//\\/g; print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; # Does not help to avoid the warnings: DefaultLanguage='1033'. # EXCEPTIONS: if ($targetfull eq 'gpgol.dll') { print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; } if ($targetfull eq 'gpgex.dll') { print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; } # Create shortcuts. if (defined $parser->{shortcuts}->{$targetfull}) { my $shortcut = $parser->{shortcuts}->{$targetfull}; my $extra = ''; if (exists $shortcut->{description}) { my $desc = nsis_translate ($parser, '', $shortcut->{description}); $extra .= " Description='$desc'"; } # FIXME: WiX wants the icon to be known at compile time, so it needs a # source file, not a target file name. # if ($shortcut->{icon} ne '') # { # $extra .= " Icon='sm_$pkg->{name}_${fileidx}_icon'"; # } # FIXME: Note that the link name should better not # change, or it is not correctly replaced on updates. my $link = nsis_translate ($parser, '', $shortcut->{link}); print ' ' x $::level . " {icon} eq '') # { print "/>\n"; # } # else # { # print ">\n"; # print ' ' x $::level # . " \n"; # print ' ' x $::level # . " \n"; # } # Can't make these optional, so we don't do this. # print ' ' x $::level # . " \n"; } print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; if (defined $parser->{shortcuts}->{$targetfull}) { # http://www.mail-archive.com/wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net/msg02746.html # -sice:ICE64 print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; } # EXCEPTIONS: # We use $targetfull because there is also a gpg.exe in pub\. if ($targetfull eq 'gpg.exe') { print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; } elsif ($targetfull eq 'gpgol.dll') { print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; } elsif ($targetfull eq 'gpgex.dll') { print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; } elsif ($targetfull eq 'gpgee.dll') { print STDERR "ERR: run heat.exe on gpgee.dll and add info\n"; exit 1; } print ' ' x $::level . "\n"; $fileidx++; } $regidx = 0; foreach my $reg (@{$pkg->{registry}}) { my $target; my $root; if ($reg->{root} eq 'SHCTX') { $root = 'HKMU'; } else { $root = $reg->{root}; } my $localValue; # Some values need to be translated, like descriptions. if ($reg->{value} =~ m/^\$/) { $localValue = nsis_translate ($parser, '', $reg->{value}); } else { $localValue = $reg->{value}; } $target = '/REGISTRY/' . $reg->{root} . '/' . $reg->{key} . '/' . $reg->{name}; my $namepart; if ($reg->{name} ne "") { $namepart = "Name='$reg->{name}' "; } print ' ' x $::level . "\n"; print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; print ' ' x $::level . "\n"; $regidx++; } } my @cdir = grep (!/^$/, split (/\\/, $cdir)); my $j; for ($j = 0; $j <= $#cdir; $j++) { $::level -= 2; print ' ' x $::level . "\n"; } } sub dump_meat { my ($pkg) = @_; my $fileidx; my $regidx; $fileidx = 0; foreach my $file (@{$pkg->{files}}) { print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; $fileidx++; } $regidx = 0; foreach my $reg (@{$pkg->{registry}}) { print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; $regidx++; } } sub dump_all2 { my ($parser) = @_; my $pkgname; foreach $pkgname (@{$parser->{pkg_list}}) { my $pkg = $parser->{pkgs}->{$pkgname}; my $features; next if $pkg->{hidden}; $features = $pkg->{features}; # $features .= " Display='hidden'" if $pkg->{hidden}; $features .= " Description='$pkg->{description}'" if $pkg->{description}; my $title = nsis_translate ($parser, '', $pkg->{title}); print ' ' x $::level . "\n"; if ($pkg->{ini_inst}) { my $uc_pkgname = uc ($pkgname); print ' ' x $::level . "" . "INST_$uc_pkgname = \"true\"\n"; print ' ' x $::level . "" . "INST_$uc_pkgname = \"false\"\n"; } dump_meat ($pkg); foreach my $dep (keys %{$pkg->{deps}}) { $dep =~ s/-/_/g; my $deppkg = $parser->{pkgs}->{$dep}; # We use Level=1 because with InstallDefault followParent # the Level seems to specify some sort of minimum install # level or something (FIXME: confirm this). print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; $::level += 2; dump_meat ($deppkg); $::level -= 2; print ' ' x $::level . " \n"; } print ' ' x $::level . "\n"; } } # Just so that it is defined. $. = 0; my %parser = ( pre_depth => 0, pre_true => 0 ); my $parser = \%parser; fetch_guids (); while ($#ARGV >= 0 and $ARGV[0] =~ m/^-/) { my $opt = shift @ARGV; if ($opt =~ m/^--guids$/) { $::guid_file = shift @ARGV; } elsif ($opt =~ m/^--manifest$/) { $::files_file = shift @ARGV; } elsif ($opt =~ m/^-D([^=]*)=(.*)$/) { $parser->{pre_symbols}->{$1} = $2; } elsif ($opt =~ m/^-L(.*)$/) { $::lang = $1; # Test if it is supported. lang_to_lcid ($::lang); } elsif ($opt eq '--usage') { print STDERR "Usage: $0 [-DNAME=VALUE...] NSIFILE\n"; print STDERR "Use --help or -h for more information.\n"; exit 1; } elsif ($opt eq '-h' or $opt eq '--help') { print STDERR "Usage: $0 [-DNAME=VALUE...] NSIFILE\n"; print STDERR "Convert the .nsi file NSIFILE to a WiX source file.\n"; print STDERR "Options:\n"; print STDERR " --guids NAME Save GUIDs into file NAME (default: $::guid_file)\n"; print STDERR " --manifest NAME Save included files into file NAME (default: $::files_file)\n"; print STDERR " -DNAME=VALUE Define preprocessor symbol NAME to VALUE\n"; print STDERR " -LLANG Build installer for language LANG (default: $::lang)\n"; print STDERR "\n"; print STDERR " -h|--help Print this help and exit\n"; exit 0; } else { print STDERR "$0: unknown option $opt\n"; print STDERR "Usage: $0 [-DNAME=VALUE...] NSIFILE\n"; print STDERR "Use --help or -h for more information.\n"; exit 1; } } if ($#ARGV < 0) { nsis_parse_file ($parser, '-'); } else { nsis_parse_file ($parser, $ARGV[0]); } # Add exceptions. # =============== $parser->{pkgs}->{gnupg}->{deps}->{gpg4win} = 1; # For debugging: # use Data::Dumper; # print Dumper ($parser); # exit; # Dump the gathered information. # ============================== my $BUILD_FILEVERSION = nsis_fetch ($parser, '_BUILD_FILEVERSION'); my $product_id = get_guid ("/PRODUCT/$BUILD_FILEVERSION"); my $upgrade_code = get_guid ("/UPGRADE/1"); my $INSTALL_DIR = nsis_fetch ($parser, 'INSTALL_DIR'); my $lcid = lang_to_lcid ($::lang); print < EOF foreach my $pkgname (@{$parser->{pkg_list}}) { if (exists $parser->{pkgs}->{$pkgname}->{ini_inst}) { my $uc_pkgname = uc ($pkgname); print < EOF } } print < EOF $::level = 12; dump_all ($parser); print < EOF if (scalar keys %{$parser->{shortcuts}}) { my $name = nsis_fetch ($parser, 'PRETTY_PACKAGE'); print < EOF } #print < #EOF print < EOF $::level = 6; dump_all2 ($parser); # # Removed this, because it is not localized: # print < EOF # Post-processing: We need to remember the GUIDs for later reuse, and # we remember the files we need in case we want to transfer them to a # different machine for invocation of WiX. store_guids (); store_files ($parser);