Inno Setup Introduction (vii)--Provides installation language options

There is a languages folder in the Inno Setup directory, which provides a language for use, which can be implemented by adding a [languages] segment to the script, which implements the following code:

[Setup]

Global settings, this paragraph must be

Appname=test

Appvername=test

Defaultdirname= "E:\TEST"

appversion=1.0

Compression=lzma2/max

Showlanguagedialog=yes

[Languages]

Name: "EN"; Messagesfile: "COMPILER:DEFAULT.ISL"

Name: "CS"; Messagesfile: "COMPILER:LANGUAGES\CHINESESIMP.ISL"

[Files]

Source: "F:\desktop\test\ipmsg.exe"; DestDir: "{app}";

Source: "F:\desktop\test\bin.dat"; DestDir: "{app}"

Source: "F:\desktop\test\help.chm"; DestDir: "{app}"

Source: "F:\desktop\test\readme.txt"; DestDir: "{app}"; Flags:isreadme

In the above example, it is necessary to add Showlanguagedialog=yes in the [Setup] section, which is not even possible because the Showlanguagedialog default is yes.

During the installation process, different language interfaces will be used depending on the user's choice:

The last point to note is compiler: he provides the path to the directory where the compiler resides.

Inno Setup Introduction (vii)--Provides installation language options