Runtime blunder - all which You Need to Know About the Runtime blunder

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   ggeldorp Says:
   
   
   
   January 15th, 2010 at 7:25 pm
   
   

   The CapturedUsingVersion is used to determine which filesystem macros need to be expanded. Some extra macros were introduced in late Thinstall 3.3 versions, e.g. %Program Files Common%.

   
   

   Suppose the application installer created a file C:Program FilesCommon FilesAppFile.ext. Since you captured this using 4.0.3 that file will get stored in the project as %Program Files Common%AppFile.ext. With the CapturedUsingVersion setting intact, when the virtual app tries to open C:Program FilesCommon FilesAppFile.ext, this will get translated to %Program Files Common%AppFile.ext. That file exists in the project and everything works fine. Now, when you remove the CapturedUsingVersion, the runtime assumes the project was captured with an old Thinstall version which didn’t support the %Program Files Common% macro. So when the virtual app tries to open C:Program FilesCommon FilesAppFile.ext the runtime will translate it to %ProgramFilesDir%Common FilesAppFile.ext. That file does not exist in the project and the open fails.

   
   

   If you really had captured the app with that “ancient” Thinstall version, the file would have been stored as %ProgramFilesDir%Common FilesAppFile.ext, which is the path the runtime would use when there was no CapturedUsingVersion or when the CapturedUsingVersion setting indicated the old version.

   
   

   I guess the moral of the story is “CapturedUsingVersion: not just for fun and documentation, don’t mess with it”.

   
   
   

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