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Can this be a relative path?
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just so i understand it, the line File /r will fetch all the files from that directory and you want it to be relative? Is that it?
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If you ask me, File /r "path*.*" is fine with being absolute, rather it's good it's that way.
Using $EXEDIR (for installation directory) is more important since it fetches the current directory path.
If you want to try a relative path for fetching files for exe, can you specify any example directory like how the files and folders are on ur end?
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So, I have made a script for relative path and here's the sample directory I used:
When you load the nsi script in NSIS, it will generate the .exe you see in the 2nd image.
I have tested it out in a different folder, and when we double click it will create a new folder logicrs and install the files in that:
Can I push this code or do you want more changes? @Spydr06
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Yes that way it's better, looks good :)
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Ok, I will commit the new script
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Please check the PR, thanks.
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Somehow the deleted commit didn't took place in my previous commit, I have just fixed it @Spydr06.