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[77]1<!--@archive:psios2-0_10_1-os2:-->
2
3<WARPIN VERSION="0.9.5"
4 OS="OS2_3x">
5
6<HEAD>
7
8<TITLE>Psi/2 0.10.1 (2006-09-26)</TITLE>
9
10
11<PCK INDEX=1
[82]12 PACKAGEID="netlabs.org/psi-im.org\Psi/2\Psi/2 0.10.1\0\10\1\0"
[77]13 TARGET="$(WARPIN_DEFAULTAPPSPATH)\psios2-0_10_1" BASE
14 TITLE="Psi/2 0.10.1"
15
16 NODESELECT
17 REQUIRES="netlabs.org\kLIBC\LIBC 0.6 Runtime\0\6\1"
18
19 KILLPROCESS="psi.exe"
20
21 LONGFILENAMES
22
23 CREATEOBJECT="REPLACE WPFolder|Psi/2 0.10.1|<WP_DESKTOP>|OBJECTID=<psios2-0_10_1-Folder>;"
24 CREATEOBJECT="REPLACE WPProgram|Psi/2 0.10.1|<psios2-0_10_1-Folder>|EXENAME=$(1)\Psi.exe;STARTUPDIR=$(1);ICONFILE=$(1)\Psi.ico;"
25 CREATEOBJECT="REPLACE WPShadow|Readme.txt|<psios2-0_10_1-Folder>|SHADOWID=$(1)\Readme.txt;"
26 CREATEOBJECT="REPLACE WPShadow|Readme-OS2.txt|<psios2-0_10_1-Folder>|SHADOWID=$(1)\Readme-OS2.txt;"
27 CREATEOBJECT="REPLACE WPShadow|Changes.txt|<psios2-0_10_1-Folder>|SHADOWID=$(1)\Changes.txt;"
28
29 CREATEOBJECT="REPLACE WPFolder|Additional Links|<psios2-0_10_1-Folder>|OBJECTID=<psios2-0_10_1-Links>;"
30 CREATEOBJECT="REPLACE WPUrl|Psi/2 HomePage|<psios2-0_10_1-Links>|NOTDEFAULTICON=YES;DEFAULTVIEW=CONTENTS;URL=http://svn.netlabs.org/qtapps/wiki/Psi/;"
31 CREATEOBJECT="REPLACE WPUrl|Psi/2 Downloads|<psios2-0_10_1-Links>|NOTDEFAULTICON=YES;DEFAULTVIEW=CONTENTS;URL=ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/qtapps/psi/;"
32 CREATEOBJECT="REPLACE WPUrl|Qt3 for OS/2 HomePage|<psios2-0_10_1-Links>|NOTDEFAULTICON=YES;DEFAULTVIEW=CONTENTS;URL=http://svn.netlabs.org/qt3/;"
33 CREATEOBJECT="REPLACE WPUrl|Psi Official HomePage|<psios2-0_10_1-Links>|NOTDEFAULTICON=YES;DEFAULTVIEW=CONTENTS;URL=http://psi-im.org/;"
34 CREATEOBJECT="REPLACE WPUrl|Psi Official Wiki|<psios2-0_10_1-Links>|NOTDEFAULTICON=YES;DEFAULTVIEW=CONTENTS;URL=http://psi-im.org/wiki/Main_Page;"
35
36>Base package containing the Psi application. This package is required</PCK>
37
38<REXX NAME="GetDLLPath">
39 rc = rxFuncAdd('SysLoadFuncs', 'REXXUTIL', 'SysLoadFuncs')
40 rc = SysLoadFuncs()
41 result = '?:\OS2\DLL'
42 bestPath = WirexxGetEnv('WARPIN_DEFAULTAPPSPATH')'\DLL';
43 config_sys = SysBootDrive()'\config.sys'
44 do while lines(config_sys)
45 line = linein(config_sys)
46 if (left(line, 8) == 'LIBPATH=') then do
47 /* locate the previous occurence of path */
48 libpath = translate(substr(line, 9))
49 path = translate(bestPath)
50 l = length(path)
51 found = 0; p = 1
52 do while (\found)
53 p = pos(path, libpath, p)
54 if (p == 0) then leave
55 cb = ''; ca = ''
56 /*<*/
57 if (p > 1) then cb = substr(libpath, p - 1, 1)
58 if (p + l <= length(libpath)) then ca = substr(libpath, p + l, 1)
59 /*>*/
60 found = (cb == '' | cb == ';') & (ca == '' | ca == ';')
61 if (\found) then p = p + 1
62 end
63 if (found) then do
64 result = bestPath
65 leave
66 end
67 end
68 end
69 return result
70</REXX>
71
72<!--PCK INDEX=2
73 PACKAGEID="netlabs.org\kLIBC\LIBC 0.6 Runtime\0\6\1\0"
74 TITLE="LIBC 0.6 Runtime"
75 TARGET="=("GetDLLPath")"
76 FIXED NODESELECT
77>kLIBC 0.6 Runtime Libraries. This package is required for Psi</PCK-->
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518
519<PAGE INDEX=3 TYPE=README>
520<NEXTBUTTON TARGET=4>~Next</NEXTBUTTON>
521<TEXT>Below is the list of changes in this version of Psi/2. Please read it before installing and press "Next" to continue.</TEXT>
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524
525
526<PAGE INDEX=4 TYPE=CONTAINER>
527<NEXTBUTTON TARGET=5>~Next</NEXTBUTTON>
[78]528<TEXT>Please select the packages which are to be installed. You may change the target path for the Psi package, but please don't specify a path containing an existing installation of Psi.
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531
532
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535<TEXT>Please select the packages which are to be installed. You may change the target path for the Psi package, but please don't specify a path containing an existing installation of Psi.
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537Please note that the target path for the LIBC Runtime package is predefined and cannot be changed. If the '%WARPIN_DEFAULTAPPSPATH%\DLL' path is listed in the LIBPATH statement of your CONFIG.SYS, it will be selected below. Otherwise, the '?:\OS2\DLL' path will be used.
538</TEXT>
539</PAGE-->
540
541
[77]542<PAGE INDEX=5 TYPE=CONFIGURE>
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544<TEXT>Please select additional configuration that WarpIN should perform after installing this archive.</TEXT>
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