PatchCreation Element
- Description
- The PatchCreation element is analogous to the main function in a C program. When linking, only one PatchCreation section can be given to the linker to produce a successful result. Using this element creates a pcp file.
- Windows Installer references
- None
- Parents
- Wix
- Inner Text
- None
- Children
- Sequence (min: 1, max: 1)
- PatchInformation (min: 1, max: 1)
- PatchMetadata (min: 0, max: 1)
- Family (min: 1, max: unbounded)
- Choice of elements (min: 0, max: unbounded)
- LayoutDirectory (min: 0, max: unbounded)
- LayoutDirectoryRef (min: 0, max: unbounded)
- PatchProperty (min: 0, max: unbounded)
- PatchSequence (min: 0, max: unbounded)
- ReplacePatch (min: 0, max: unbounded)
- TargetProductCode (min: 0, max: unbounded)
- Attributes
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Name Type Description Required Id Guid PatchCreation identifier; this is the primary key for identifying patches. Yes AllowMajorVersionMismatches YesNoType Use this to set whether the major versions between the upgrade and target images match. See AllowProductVersionMajorMismatches for more information. AllowProductCodeMismatches YesNoType Use this to set whether the product code between the upgrade and target images match. See AllowProductCodeMismatches for more information. CleanWorkingFolder YesNoType Use this to set whether Patchwiz should clean the temp folder when finished. See DontRemoveTempFolderWhenFinished for more information. Codepage String The code page integer value or web name for the resulting PCP. See remarks for more information. OutputPath String The full path, including file name, of the patch package file that is to be generated. See PatchOutputPath for more information. SourceList String Used to locate the .msp file for the patch if the cached copy is unavailable. See PatchSourceList for more information. SymbolFlags Int An 8-digit hex integer representing the combination of patch symbol usage flags to use when creating a binary file patch. See ApiPatchingSymbolFlags for more information. WholeFilesOnly YesNoType Use this to set whether changing files should be included in their entirety. See IncludeWholeFilesOnly for more information. - Remarks
You can specify any valid Windows code by by integer like 1252, or by web name like Windows-1252. See Code Pages for more information.
- See Also
- Wix Schema