In ISPP directives can be used in two ways: simple or inline.
Simple directives occupy a whole line and begin with the # symbol. For example the following defines a variable called MyAppName:
#define MyAppName "My Program"
Inline directives appear inside other lines and begin with {# and end with }. For example the following sets Inno Setup's AppName directive to the value of the previously defined variable:
[Setup]
AppName={#MyAppName}
As seen in the above example it is not necessary to specify the name of the emit directive when it is used inline, so {#MyAppName} is short for {#emit MyAppName}.
Available directives
- #define
- #dim, #redim
- #undef
- #include
- #file
- #emit
- #expr
- #insert
- #append
- #if, #elif, #else, #endif
- #ifdef, #ifndef, #ifexist, #ifnexist
- #for
- #sub, #endsub
- #pragma