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I want to call a function (which calculates my version number) when my NSIS script is compiling, but not while it’s executing. Is this possible? It uses nsExec and basic string manipulation functions.
Sweet! It’s possible: see http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Invoking_NSIS_run-time_commands_on_compile-time
The basic idea is:
!system, at compile time) in your main script – and this generates a text file (which!defines whatever you need)!includethe text file in your main scriptand presto! You’ve got some stuff generated at compile time in your script.