Avallach,Are you sure that this sentence is ok?
"When recording values previous deinstallation error is detected"
Yes, that's right, the text is correct as in English and German.
The whole file is very strange, it contains a lot of unknown characters at the end of each line (the same string every time I guess).
As I wrote, the text contains a code that can not be changed.
You can only change the text in accordance with the interpretation of the code.
//edit: that's strange, too: "Choose your way of installation Mod $(^Name)." (taking into account that "Mod" is just plain text, not part of variable name).
Example, there is a mod "Velaya" for Gothic 2.
In the installer for this mod will be spelled his name, like this:
!define MOD_NAME_FILE "G2MOD-Velaya"
!define MOD_NAME_TEXT "Velaya"
Name "${MOD_NAME_TEXT}"
Further, in the text of the code somehow be present name of the mod, and, in different variations. In order to further simplify the assembly of different mods, patches, etc. and avoid constant adjustments to the names of these mods use this replacement:
$(^Name) and so on...
Example:
The text that is present in the source code:
"Choose your way of installation Mod $(^Name)."
And so it will look the same text when the user runs the program:
"Choose your way of installation Mod Velaya."
Done.
Thank you.
update,What you wrote the text? :blink:
Absolutely nothing is clear. Use Notepad + + +
MfG MaGoth,