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After installing 4.0.1726 (over 4..0.702), I am getting the following error:
candle.exe(0,0): error CNDL0001: The given key was not present in the dictionary.
I traced the culprit to the following definition:
<?define MergeModulesDir = "$(env.CommonProgramFiles(x86))\Merge Modules" ?>
Apparently, with this new release, the specified environment key is not recognized.
Similarly, ProgramFiles(x86) is not recognized.
whereas env.windir, env.CommonProgramFiles and env.ProgramFiles work just fine.
It seems that the issue is in the (x86) designation.
Note that the error message did not point to the unknown key, which required a bit of trial and error to nail down.
Thanks
David
Originally opened by davidhary
davidhary
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Support environment variables with parens in the preprocessor
30b5bee
Fixes wixtoolset/issues#4484
wixtoolset/Core@a36c59a
robmen
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After installing 4.0.1726 (over 4..0.702), I am getting the following error:
candle.exe(0,0): error CNDL0001: The given key was not present in the dictionary.
I traced the culprit to the following definition:
Apparently, with this new release, the specified environment key is not recognized.
Similarly, ProgramFiles(x86) is not recognized.
whereas env.windir, env.CommonProgramFiles and env.ProgramFiles work just fine.
It seems that the issue is in the (x86) designation.
Note that the error message did not point to the unknown key, which required a bit of trial and error to nail down.
Thanks
David
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: