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Re: MMIP format

by npjohns » Fri Jan 12, 2018 4:58 pm

xml format changed and the script is hardcoded by order, not tag name, line 800 should be

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str = FixGenre(ele.ChildNodes.Item(1).Text)
(or the script should look up tags by name)

Re: MMIP format

by markstuartwalker » Tue Apr 05, 2011 11:26 am

Seems to work ...

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[Header]
ID=d_itunes4.dll
Title=MediaMonkey Device Driver for iTunes
Description=Synchronise Playlist and Tracks from MediaMonkey to iTunes. 
VersionMajor=4
VersionMinor=1
VersionRelease=0
VersionBuild=20110405
Type=Plugin
ShowRestartPrompt=True

[Copy]
Src=d_itunes4.dll
Tgt={app}\Plugins\d_itunes4.dll
Flags=overwriteifnewer

[Copy]
Src=itunes.png
Tgt={app}\Plugins\DeviceImages\itunes.png
Flags=overwriteifnewer
One slight oddity is that the "Install this for the current user only" option must NOT be on as admin rights are necessary to write to these folders.

Re: MMIP format

by markstuartwalker » Tue Apr 05, 2011 9:51 am

Perfect. Thank you.

I see an example for a script and a skin. Is there any reason that I shouldn't extend these to drop a dll into the Plugins folder?

What is the purpose of the Type parameter in Install.ini file. Can I assign it to be "Plugin" or must it be from a fixed selection?

Re: MMIP format

by Lowlander » Tue Apr 05, 2011 9:09 am

MMIP format

by markstuartwalker » Tue Apr 05, 2011 8:47 am

Can somebody point me in the direction of the documentation on how to create MMIP files?

I've done this before for script installation but I've lost the information. I now want to do something similar for a device driver installation (and hope the format extends to support dll files).

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