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Develop an example how DLL overrides etc. can be done with QuickScript. E.g. vcrun.

The function documentation should be automatically generated from the comments in javascript.

How this could be done with Jenkins: http://blog.cgdecker.com/2011/02/deploying-documentation-to-github-pages.html

And for Travis: https://gist.github.com/vidavidorra/548ffbcdae99d752da02 or https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/pages/

Problem: wine bug 30713.

See workaround of winetricks, e.g.:

if w_workaround_wine_bug 30713 "Manually extracting the 64-bit dlls"
        then
            rm -f "$W_TMP"/*  # Avoid permission error
            w_try_cabextract --directory="$W_TMP" vcredist_x64.exe
            w_try_cabextract --directory="$W_TMP" "$W_TMP/vc_red.cab"

            w_try cp "$W_TMP"/atl90.dll.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_ATL_x64.QFE "$W_SYSTEM64_DLLS"/atl90.dll
            w_try cp "$W_TMP"/mfc90.dll.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_MFC_x64.QFE "$W_SYSTEM64_DLLS"/mfc90.dll
            w_try cp "$W_TMP"/mfcm90.dll.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_MFC_x64.QFE "$W_SYSTEM64_DLLS"/mfcm90.dll
            w_try cp "$W_TMP"/msvcm90.dll.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_CRT_x64.QFE "$W_SYSTEM64_DLLS"/msvcm90.dll
            w_try cp "$W_TMP"/msvcp90.dll.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_CRT_x64.QFE "$W_SYSTEM64_DLLS"/msvcp90.dll
            w_try cp "$W_TMP"/msvcr90.dll.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_CRT_x64.QFE "$W_SYSTEM64_DLLS"/msvcr90.dll
            w_try cp "$W_TMP"/vcomp90.dll.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_OpenMP_x64.QFE "$W_SYSTEM64_DLLS"/vcomp90.dll

The QuickScript shall allow to set wine options (optional):

• version (default: LATEST_STABLE_VERSION)
• 32/64 bit (default: 32bit)
• Windows version (default: winxp)

Currently, it is possible that a user runs Steam after it is installed. However, the SteamScript will not continue before Steam is closed.

Find a way to ensure that Steam is closed. If that's not possible, change the setup wizard to show a hint.

Add a post install hook (optional) to the QuickScript which is called after the installation but before the setup wizard is closed.

QuickScript:

  that.postInstall = function(postInstall) {
    that._postInstall = postInstall;
    return that;
  };

  that.go = function() {
    // perform installation
    ...
    that._postInstall();
    setupWizard.close();
  }

The category information is stored in the json yet also set via QuickScrip.category(). Is this necessary?

e.g. for PDF

The SteamScript currently sets the app homepage and executable in appId(). Therefore, this might overwrite the user setting (depending on the order of function calls).

I wanted to create some wiki pages to describe the files needed when committing a script. Seems like I am not allowed to create a wiki. Therefore, also my readme pull request is currently pointing to https://github.com/plata/Scripts/wiki.

Find a way to return the current value. Maybe we can simply remove setting an empty string by default?

Create base class to hold common data:

• name
• editor
• editorUrl
• author
• category

Steam reserves the required disk space already at the beginning. Therefore the approach of using the disk space does not work.

Set operating system (winxp/win7...)

Implement standard texts which are used in several places (e.g. "Please wait...") in a common place.

I see two possibilities to do this:

1. Add methods to SetupWizard (e.g. getWaitText())
2. Separate script.js

var StandardTexts { waitText : "Please wait..." };

http://phoenicis.playonlinux.com/index.php/wine?os=linux is not up to date. E.g. 2.0-rc4 and 2.0-rc5 are missing.

@qparis I think you have to do this.

The InstallerScript shall be able to handle a local file which is selected in a browse step.

We could use http://www.localeplanet.com/ and https://docs.transifex.com/formats/json.

Caused by either 58d4e26 or 141c5f8

With the release of wine 2.0, using versions like 1.9.23 should be obsolete. Therefore we can change the scripts to use wine stable (i.e. remove .wineVersion("1.9.X")).

Affected games:

• Age of Empires II HD
• CONSORTIUM
• Dr. Langeskov, The Tiger, and The Terribly Cursed Emerald: A Whirlwind Heist
• Ether One Redux
• Mirror's Edge
• Quantum Conundrum
• Rocksmith™
• Rocksmith® 2014
• STAR WARS™ Battlefront™ II
• The Room
• Tropico 3

Where shall ® and ™ be used? Most scripts do not use it in the git directory name (except PAYDAY™ The Heist) but only in the script.js and application.json.

We should have a general rule for this.

Add some magic such that more of the installation happens in background.

• run Steam in background: add -silent.
• automatically close Steam when download is finished: see https://github.com/akorb/SteamShutdown

Needed for games like Audiosurf.

See attached screenshot

The SteamScript always show the Steam shop page as editorUrl. I only did this for Hexcells because there is no editorUrl available.
I think it is ok to use the Steam shop. But we should rename editorUrl to applicationHomepage to reflect the actual content. Also, the wizard needs to be adjusted for that usage.

The setup wizard shall be passed to the pre/postInstall function additionally to wine.

I have a script which installs the Skyrim mod Enderal. For this, I have to install Skyrim (Steam) first and then run the Enderal installer. Therefore, I need to know the path to the Enderal installer (i.e. query it in the setup wizard).

vcrun2008 is not working properly. I had to use winetricks to install vcrun2008 to make Quantum Conundrum work.

Create SteamScript to install games from Steam.

alsa/pulse

Maybe it would be good to use 32bit wine by default (also on 64bit systems).