This action takes a Tcl/Tk script and wraps it into a self-contained binary executable on the target system.
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The .tcl script is wrapped with the same installkit that built the installer. It uses the internal installkit::wrap command to wrap the script into its own executable. |
Standard Properties
See Standard Action Properties.
Advanced Properties
Binary Name
This is the name of the target binary on the target system.
Company
On Windows, this specifies the Company name to store in the Windows Resource information of the file.
File Description
On Windows, this specifies the File Description to store in the Windows Resource information of the file.
File Version
On Windows, this specifies the File Version to store in the Windows Resource information of the file.
Include TWAPI
If this property is true, and TWAPI is included in the current installer, the TWAPI extension will be included in the wrapped script when it is built. The specified script will be changed to include some code at the top of the script to load the TWAPI extension on startup, so it is not necessary to package require the extension.
Installkit
The path to the installkit to be used to wrap the script. If this is left blank, the current running installer will be used as the base installkit.
Product Name
On Windows, this specifies the Product Name to store in the Windows Resource information of the file.
Product Version
On Windows, this specifies the Product Version to store in the Windows Resource information of the file.
Tcl Startup Script
This is the .tcl script to wrap into the binary.
Windows Icon
On Windows, this specifies a .ico file to use as the icon for this binary. If no Windows Icon is specified, the wish binary will have the same icon as the original installer.