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<blockquote data-quote="ArnoldGoat" data-source="post: 484506" data-attributes="member: 51533">OK did that, but it failed. In build.log it says Usage: !if [!] value [(==,!=,&lt;=,&lt;,&gt;,&gt;=,&amp;&amp;,||) value2] [...]Error in script &quot;Setup\setup.nsi&quot; on line 113 -- aborting creation processI saw in a forum (but cannot find again) a reference to a test in the .nsi file that should have quotes round the 0 in&nbsp; !if ${VER_BUILD} == 0&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; # it's an official releaseBut if this is the way the real developers get and use it, surely it wouldn't have a show-stopper like this in it? And if it isn't, how can us budding developers know we have an accurate representation of (say) V1.0.2&nbsp; as a basis for our own efforts?This is not a criticism of the Team who put such huge effort into a product we all admire, of course. It's just that I'd like to add a couple of things of my own, and am frustrated at not being able to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ArnoldGoat, post: 484506, member: 51533"] OK did that, but it failed. In build.log it says Usage: !if [!] value [(==,!=,<=,<,>,>=,&&,||) value2] [...] Error in script "Setup\setup.nsi" on line 113 -- aborting creation process I saw in a forum (but cannot find again) a reference to a test in the .nsi file that should have quotes round the 0 in !if ${VER_BUILD} == 0 # it's an official release But if this is the way the real developers get and use it, surely it wouldn't have a show-stopper like this in it? And if it isn't, how can us budding developers know we have an accurate representation of (say) V1.0.2 as a basis for our own efforts? This is not a criticism of the Team who put such huge effort into a product we all admire, of course. It's just that I'd like to add a couple of things of my own, and am frustrated at not being able to. [/QUOTE]

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