Inno Setup for Visual Studio Code

Language syntax, snippets and build system for Inno Setup

Screenshot of Inno Setup in Visual Studio Code with Hopscotch theme

Installation

Extension Marketplace

Launch Quick Open, paste the following command, and press Enter

ext install idleberg.innosetup

CLI

With shell commands installed, you can use the following command to install the extension:

$ code --install-extension idleberg.innosetup

Packaged Extension

Download the packaged extension from the the release page and install it from the command-line:

$ code --install-extension path/to/innosetup-*.vsix

Alternatively, you can download the packaged extension from the Open VSX Registry or install it using the ovsx command-line tool:

$ ovsx get idleberg.innosetup

Clone Repository

Change to your Visual Studio Code extensions directory:

# Windows
$ cd %USERPROFILE%\.vscode\extensions

# Linux & macOS
$ cd ~/.vscode/extensions/

Clone repository as innosetup:

$ git clone https://github.com/idleberg/vscode-innosetup innosetup

Usage

Building

Before you can build, make sure ISCC is in your PATH environmental variable. Alternatively, you can specify the path to ISCC in your user settings.

Example:

"innosetup.pathToIscc": "full\\path\\to\\ISCC.exe"

Note: If you're on non-Windows, you could specify the path to this bash script, which runs ISCC on Wine.

To trigger a build, select InnoSetup: Save & Compile” from the command-palette or use the default keyboard shortcut Shift+Alt+B.

License

This work is licensed under The MIT License