Build script automatically configures dependencies. - #59
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On my Windows 7 64-Bit machine, I am unable to compile directly with Compile_AHK. As a workaround, I'm compiling first with ahk2exe, and then with Compile_AHK. This seems to have to side effect of not setting the program icon properly. I'm going to test this on 32-bit version of Windows to see if it makes any difference.
I forgot to pop the correct version of the build script last push. This one has the workaround for 64-bit operating systems. The help manual was also not being compiled due to spaces in paths. Quotes added to fix.
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This version of the build script was moved to its own folder. It starts by looking for an .ini file, and creates a new one if it does not exist. It then goes through an list of default location, and the finally the registry. If all dependencies are found, the build begins. At the end of the build, a message box will notify where the installer can be found.
There's a small workaround for 64-bit versions of Windows, as it seems Compile_AHK does not like to cooperate. I can investigate this further, but for the time being, it's not much of a hack.
The next version of the build script will include downloading and installing missing dependencies.