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Include the platform in the windows installer's "human name".

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(Otherwise having both installed can be confusing since the uninstaller
has the same name; also, it's good to make a reminder for people who
want the other one.)

Also, just use the platform string in the registry key uniformly.

Also add a comment about detecting Win64 if it's desirable in the
future.
(cherry picked from commit d21e646327)
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Eli Barzilay 2012-01-24 07:23:06 -05:00 committed by Ryan Culpepper
parent 9ee130dc49
commit cc50af60c2
2 changed files with 9 additions and 4 deletions
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@ -1795,10 +1795,11 @@ tgz_to_exe() {
show "Writing \"racket-defs.nsh\""
{ local def='!define'
local distname="$(name_of_dist_package "$pname")"
local winplatform="${srcplatform%-win32}"
echo "$def RKTVersion \"$version\""
# this must be four numbers
echo "$def RKTVersionLong \"$version1.$version2.$version3.$version4\""
echo "$def RKTHumanName \"$distname v$version\""
echo "$def RKTHumanName \"$distname v$version ($winplatform)\""
if [[ "$releasing" != "yes" ]]; then
echo "$def RKTStartName \"$distname v$version\""
else
@ -1810,11 +1811,10 @@ tgz_to_exe() {
else
echo "$def RKTDirName \"$distname\""
fi
if [[ "$srcplatform" = "x86_64-win32" ]]; then
echo "$def RKTRegName \"${distname}-64-$version\""
echo "$def RKTRegName \"$distname-$winplatform-$version\""
if [[ "$winplatform" = "x86_64" ]]; then
echo "$def RKTProgFiles \"\$PROGRAMFILES64\""
else
echo "$def RKTRegName \"$distname-$version\""
echo "$def RKTProgFiles \"\$PROGRAMFILES\""
fi
if [[ "$pname" = "mz" ]]; then echo "$def SimpleInstaller"; fi

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@ -148,6 +148,11 @@
Solaris = /Solaris/;
if (p == null) return [];
else if (l("SunOS")) return [Solaris, Unix];
@; Note about Windows 64: seems like the best guess could be done by
@; checking that the platform has "Win64" or navigator.userAgent has
@; either "Win64" or "WOW64". But the 32 build might be better for many
@; people anyway, so keep things as is for now. (With the `Win' filter
@; which will get the 32 version first and the 64 second.)
else if (l("Win")) return [Win];
else if (l("Mac")) return [(l("Intel")?MacIntel:MacPPC), Mac, Unix];
else if (l("Linux")) {