Installer localization and new build system

installer/installer.gyp

+#
+# Expects command line definition for variable 'target_arch'
+#   Must be either 'ia32' or 'x64'
+#
+# This .gyp file sits in directory 'installer'.
+# When gyp translates files locations, base them here.
+#
+# The solution file from this .gyp source lands in 'installer/build/<(target_arch)'.
+# When gyp does not translate file locations, base them here.
+#
 {
   'includes': [ '../defaults.gypi' ],
-
   'variables': 
   {
+    #
+    # Build directories, both common and architecture-specific
+    # 
+    'build_dir_arch': 'build/<(target_arch)',
+    'build_dir_common': 'build/common', 
+    
+    #
+    # MSI file names.
+    # -- The base MSI is a single-language MSI as originally constructed.
+    #      This is the one from which all transforms are derived.
+    # -- The interim MSI is the working copy of the multilanguage MSI during the build process.
+    #      It starts off as a copy of the base MSI.
+    #      Transforms are added to the MSI one at a time.
+    # -- The final MSI is the ultimate product of the build.
+    #      It is simply the last interim MSI, after all the transforms have been embedded.
+    #
+    'base_msi': '<(build_dir_arch)/adblockplusie-BASE-<(target_arch).msi',
+    'interim_msi': '<(build_dir_arch)/adblockplusie-INTERIM-<(target_arch).msi',
+    'final_msi': '<(build_dir_arch)/adbblockplusie-multilanguage-<(target_arch).msi',
+    
+    #
+    # WiX installer sources for the compiler, architecture-specific.
+    #   The top source is what goes on the command line.
+    #   All the sources are inputs.
+    # Note that locality sources (.wxl) are not present here because they're handled at link time.
+    #
+    'installer_source_top_file': 'adblockplusie.wxs',
+    'installer_source_files':
+    [
+      '<(installer_source_top_file)',
+      'bho_registry_value.wxi',    
+      'dll_class.wxi',
+    ],
+    'installer_object_file': '<(build_dir_arch)/adblockplusie.wixobj',
+    
+    #
+    # WiX installer sources for the compiler, common to all architectures
+    #
+    'common_source_files': [ 'custom_WixUI_InstallDir.wxs' ],
+    'common_object_file': '<(build_dir_common)/common.wixobj',
+    
+    #
+    # All the assets from the plug-in that are copied into the MSI file. 
+    #
+    'payloads': [],
+
     # The 'component' variable is required to use 'defaults.gypi'.
         # It's value 'shared_library' is duplicated by the 'type' property of a target.
         # We may want to migrate compiler settings for the CA library at some point and stop using 'defaults.gypi' here
     'component%': '',
   },
 
   'target_defaults':
   {
     'msvs_cygwin_shell': 0,
+        'variables': {
+          # 
+          # We don't really want a default 'locale_id', but we need one to avoid an "undefined variable" error when the ".wxl" rule is invoked.
+          # Note that the action in the rule uses later-phase substitution with ">", which occurs after the rule is merged with the target.
+          # Apparently, though, it's also being evaluated earlier, before 'locale_id' is defined in the target.
+          # Therefore, count this as a workaround for a gyp defect.
+          #
+          'locale_id%': '0',
+
+          #
+          # We do want a default 'msi_build_phase', because in all but the first MSI build we want the flag "additional"
+          #
+          'msi_build_phase%': 'additional',
+        },
+    'rules': 
+        [ {
+          #
+          # Rule to build a single-language MSI as part of a chain to create a multiple-language MSI
+          # The rule runs a  .cmd file to execute the commands; this chose arises from gyp limitations and defects.
+          #
+          # gyp can only handle a single rule per extension.
+          # Since we have only one ".wxl" file, we need to run all the operations (link MSI, diff to MST, embed MST into MSI) with a single action.
+          # gyp does not have syntax for multi-line actions.
+          # Including a newline as a token doesn't work because of the way gyp "fixes" path names; it treats the newline as a path, prefixes it, and quotes it all.
+          #
+          # Furthermore, there's the issue of overriding the rule for the first MSI, the one that generates the BASE against which transforms are generated.
+          # In order to override the rule, we'd need to duplicate most of this one, particularly all the file name expressions, violating the write-once principle.
+          #
+          'rule_name': 'MSI Build',
+          'extension': 'wxl',
+      'message': 'Generating embedded transform for "<(RULE_INPUT_ROOT)"',
+          'inputs': [ 'emb.vbs', '<(base_msi)', '<@(payloads)' ],
+          'outputs': [ '<(build_dir_arch)/adblockplusie-<(RULE_INPUT_ROOT)-<(target_arch).msi', '<(build_dir_arch)/adblockplusie-<(RULE_INPUT_ROOT)-<(target_arch).mst' ],
+      'action': 
+          [
+            '..\..\msibuild.cmd >(msi_build_phase) >(locale_id)', '<(RULE_INPUT_PATH)', 
+                '<(build_dir_arch)/adblockplusie-<(RULE_INPUT_ROOT)-<(target_arch).msi',
+                '<(build_dir_arch)/adblockplusie-<(RULE_INPUT_ROOT)-<(target_arch).mst',
+                '<(build_dir_arch)/adblockplusie-BASE-<(target_arch).msi',
+                '<(build_dir_arch)/adblockplusie-INTERIM-<(target_arch).msi',
+                '<(installer_object_file)', '<(common_object_file)',
+          ]
+        } ],
   },
 
   'targets': 
   [
   #############
+  # Compile common WiX source.
+  #     All the WiX-linked sources that depend neither on architecture nor configuration.
+  #     Principally for user interface.
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'Installer, common WiX',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'actions': 
+    [ {
+      'action_name': 'WiX compile common',
+      'message': 'Compiling common WiX sources',
+      'inputs': 
+      [
+        '<@(common_source_files)'
+      ],
+      'outputs':
+      [
+        # List must contain only a single element so that "-out" argument works correctly.
+        '<(common_object_file)'
+      ], 
+      'action':
+        [ 'candle -nologo -dNoDefault ', '-out', '<@(_outputs)', '<@(_inputs)' ]
+    } ]    
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # Compile installer WiX source.
+  #     Platform-specific.
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'Installer, architecture-specific WiX',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'actions':
+    [ {
+      'action_name': 'Compile WiX installer',
+      'message': 'Compiling installer WiX sources',
+      'inputs':
+      [
+        '<@(installer_source_files)'
+      ],
+      'outputs':
+      [
+        # List must contain only a single element so that "-out" argument works correctly.
+        '<(installer_object_file)'
+      ],
+      'action':
+        [ 'candle -nologo -dNoDefault -dVersion=91.0 -dConfiguration=Release ', '-out', '<@(_outputs)', '<(installer_source_top_file)' ]
+    } ]
+  },
+
+  ##################################
+  # MSI targets
+  # 
+  # Building a multiple-language MSI requires embedding a transform for each language into a single MSI database.
+  # Each step requires a locale identifier (Microsoft LCID) as a parameter and a WiX localization file (.wxl) as a source.
+  # gyp does not support per-source-file parameters, so we're stuck with one project per step.
+  # The naming convention for projects:
+  # - The token "MSI". Projects appear in dictionary order in the resulting solution file. A common initial token groups them.
+  # - The language tag. These are mostly just the two-letter language codes. There are a few sublanguage tags, though.
+  # - The LCID of the language in four digit hexadecimal form, zero-padded if necessary.
+  #     Note: This supports Traditional Chinese (used in Taiwan) with LCID 0x7C04.
+  # Exception: The BASE MSI is named so that it appears first.
+  #
+  # These steps are arranged as a linked list, starting with the BASE version of the MSI,
+  #   which is simply a single-language MSI whose language will be the default language for the final installer.
+  # The list is singly-linked by the 'dependencies' element.
+  # For sanity (and code audit), the project declarations appear below in the same order as they will appear in the compiled solution file.
+  #
+  # The naming convention for WiX localization files (.wxl) is a combination of the language ID and the sublanguage ID.
+  # It can be thought of as a text representation of the LCID as the Windows API sees it.
+  # Mostly these agree with IETF-style two-part identifiers, but they're not always the same.
+  # For many languages, there is only a single sublanguage defined; these languages still use a two-part name for consistency.
+  # Generic languages, that is, those with no sublanguage ID (it's zero), use names of only a single part.
+  # The generic languages currently used are these: ar, de, en, fr, it, ms, nl.
+  # We currently don't have generic "es" (Spanish), nor a specific "es-MX" (Spanish - Mexico).
+  # 
+  # Adding a new language consists of three steps.
+  # 1. Create a '.wxl' localization file in 'src\msi\locale'.
+  #      This file contains an XML element <String Id="LANG"> that specifies the LCID.
+  #      Set the codepage element also, if needed.
+  # 2. In the <Package> element inside 'adblockplusie.wxs', the attribute "languages" contains a comma-separated list of all languages supported by the installer.
+  #      Add the LCID to this list.
+  #      If this isn't done, the build will succeed but the embedded transform will be ignored at run-time.
+  # 3. Create a target for the language.
+  #      Define the gyp variable 'locale_id' as the LCID.
+  #      Add the target to the linked project list by setting the gyp variable 'dependencies' of both the new project and the one following it.
+  #
+  # Reference: MSDN "Language Identifier Constants and Strings" http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd318693%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
+  # Many languages have only a single sublanguage. For these, we use the sublanguage-specific LCID (usually starting with 0x04).
+  # For languages with more than one sublanguage (English, German, French, etc.), we use the generic LCID (sublanguage code equals zero).
+  # Exception: Spanish is currently es-ES, and the sublanguage-specific LCID is used.
+  #
+  # We use Alpha-3 codes (from ISO 693-2): fil.
+  # Filipino (fil) doesn't have a two-letter code.
+  #
+  # Warning: The Windows Installer still (as of 2013) does not fully support Unicode.
+  # Strings remain encoded by code page specification.
+  # Certain languages are Unicode-only, such as Hindi (hi), do not have code page assignments.
+  # Such languages might not work if localized, either partially or completely.
+  # These languages _need_ testing before publication, not just a wish and a prayer.
+  #
+  # Warning Continued: The issue is that Win32 ANSI entry points (those ending in "A") will fail for such languages.
+  # Wide-character entry points (those ending in "W") should work.
+  # The issue is that much of the interior of the installer is opaque, and it's not possible to know if any ANSI calls remain enabled.
+  # The WiX user interface code (generally) uses wide characters, but it calls some default error notifications that may not behave correctly.
+  #
+  # Another warning, the .wxl files are all XML files, whose declared encoding is "utf-8".
+  # This encoding may need to be changed for certain files to ensure that character input is correct.
+  #
+  # Reference: MSDN "Code Page Identifiers" http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd317756%28VS.85%29.aspx
+  #
+  ##################################
+  #############
+  # Link WiX objects and payloads, creating base MSI.
+  #     Platform-specific.
+  #     Generates the reference MSI upon which all transforms are based.
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI @ de 7 (German) [BASE]',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : 
+    [
+      'Installer, architecture-specific WiX',
+      'Installer, common WiX',
+      'installer-ca'
+    ],
+        'variables': {
+          # Only define 'msi_build_phase' once as 'initial', here in the BASE target. All others use the default value.
+          'msi_build_phase': 'initial',
+          'locale_id': '7',
+        },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/de.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI ar 1 (Arabic - generic)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI ar 1 (Arabic - generic)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI @ de 7 (German) [BASE]' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/ar.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI bg-BG 1026 (Bulgarian - Bulgaria)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI bg-BG 1026 (Bulgarian - Bulgaria)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI ar 1 (Arabic - generic)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1026' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/bg-BG.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI ca-ES 1027 (Catalan - Spain)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI ca-ES 1027 (Catalan - Spain)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI bg-BG 1026 (Bulgarian - Bulgaria)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1027' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/ca-ES.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI cs-CZ 1029 (Czech - Czech Republic)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI cs-CZ 1029 (Czech - Czech Republic)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI ca-ES 1027 (Catalan - Spain)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1029' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/cs-CZ.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI da-DK 1030 (Danish - Denmark)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI da-DK 1030 (Danish - Denmark)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI cs-CZ 1029 (Czech - Czech Republic)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1030' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/da-DK.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI el-GR 1032 (Greek - Greece)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI el-GR 1032 (Greek - Greece)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI da-DK 1030 (Danish - Denmark)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1032' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/el-GR.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI en 9 (English - generic)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI en 9 (English - generic)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI el-GR 1032 (Greek - Greece)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '9' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/en.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI es-ES 1034 (Spanish - Spain)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI es-ES 1034 (Spanish - Spain)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI en 9 (English - generic)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1034' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/es-ES.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI et-EE 1061 (Estonian - Estonia)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI et-EE 1061 (Estonian - Estonia)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI es-ES 1034 (Spanish - Spain)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1061' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/et-EE.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI fi 1035 (Finnish - Finland)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI fi 1035 (Finnish - Finland)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI et-EE 1061 (Estonian - Estonia)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1035' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/fi-FI.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI fil-PH 1124 (Filipino - Philippines)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI fil-PH 1124 (Filipino - Philippines)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI fi 1035 (Finnish - Finland)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1124' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/fil-PH.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI fr 12 (French - generic)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI fr 12 (French - generic)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI fil-PH 1124 (Filipino - Philippines)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '12' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/fr.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI he-IL 1037 (Hebrew - Israel)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI he-IL 1037 (Hebrew - Israel)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI fr 12 (French - generic)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1037' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/he-IL.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI hi-IN 1081 (Hindi - India)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI hi-IN 1081 (Hindi - India)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI he-IL 1037 (Hebrew - Israel)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1081' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/hi-IN.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI hr-HR 1050 (Croatian - Croatia)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI hr-HR 1050 (Croatian - Croatia)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI hi-IN 1081 (Hindi - India)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1050' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/hr-HR.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI hu-HU 1038 (Hungarian - Hungary)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI hu-HU 1038 (Hungarian - Hungary)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI hr-HR 1050 (Croatian - Croatia)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1038' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/hu-HU.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI it 16 (Italian - generic)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI it 16 (Italian - generic)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI hu-HU 1038 (Hungarian - Hungary)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '16' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/it.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI ja-JP 1041 (Japanese - Japan)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI ja-JP 1041 (Japanese - Japan)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI it 16 (Italian - generic)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1041' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/ja-JP.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI kn-IN 1099 (Kannada - India)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI kn-IN 1099 (Kannada - India)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI ja-JP 1041 (Japanese - Japan)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1099' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/kn-IN.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI mr-IN 1102 (Marathi - India)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI mr-IN 1102 (Marathi - India)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI kn-IN 1099 (Kannada - India)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1102' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/mr-IN.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI ms 62 (Malay - generic)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI ms 62 (Malay - generic)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI mr-IN 1102 (Marathi - India)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '62' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/ms.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI nb-NO 1044 (Norwegian - Bokmål, Norway)
+  #   Target name has a vowel change to work around a character encoding problem in gyp/MSVS.
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI nb-NO 1044 (Norwegian - Bokmal, Norway)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI ms 62 (Malay - generic)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1044' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/nb-NO.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI nl 19 (Dutch - generic)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI nl 19 (Dutch - generic)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI nb-NO 1044 (Norwegian - Bokmal, Norway)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '19' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/nl.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI nn-NO 2068 (Norwegian - Nynorsk, Norway)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI nn-NO 2068 (Norwegian - Nynorsk, Norway)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI nl 19 (Dutch - generic)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '2068' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/nn-NO.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI pl-PL 1045 (Polish - Poland)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI pl-PL 1045 (Polish - Poland)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI nn-NO 2068 (Norwegian - Nynorsk, Norway)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1045' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/pl-PL.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI pt-BR 1046 (Portuguese - Brazil)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI pt-BR 1046 (Portuguese - Brazil)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI pl-PL 1045 (Polish - Poland)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1046' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/pt-BR.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI pt-PT 2070 (Portuguese - Portugal)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI pt-PT 2070 (Portuguese - Portugal)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI pt-BR 1046 (Portuguese - Brazil)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '2070' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/pt-PT.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI ro-RO 1048 (Romanian - Romania)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI ro-RO 1048 (Romanian - Romania)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI pt-PT 2070 (Portuguese - Portugal)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1048' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/ro-RO.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI ru-RU 1049 (Russian - Russia)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI ru-RU 1049 (Russian - Russia)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI ro-RO 1048 (Romanian - Romania)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1049' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/ru-RU.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI sk-SK 1051 (Slovak - Slovakia)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI sk-SK 1051 (Slovak - Slovakia)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI ru-RU 1049 (Russian - Russia)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1051' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/sk-SK.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI sv-SE 1053 (Swedish - Sweden)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI sv-SE 1053 (Swedish - Sweden)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI sk-SK 1051 (Slovak - Slovakia)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1053' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/sv-SE.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI th-TH 1054 (Thai - Thailand)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI th-TH 1054 (Thai - Thailand)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI sv-SE 1053 (Swedish - Sweden)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1054' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/th-TH.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI tr-TR 1055 (Turkish - Turkey)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI tr-TR 1055 (Turkish - Turkey)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI th-TH 1054 (Thai - Thailand)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1055' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/tr-TR.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI uk-UA 1058 (Ukrainian - Ukraine)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI uk-UA 1058 (Ukrainian - Ukraine)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI tr-TR 1055 (Turkish - Turkey)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1058' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/uk-UA.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI ur-PK 1056 (Urdu - Pakistan)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI ur-PK 1056 (Urdu - Pakistan)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI uk-UA 1058 (Ukrainian - Ukraine)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1056' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/ur-PK.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #####################
+  # Note: The locale codes for Chinese differ between the usage in the .NET library and the Windows OS.
+  #   Mostly these are the same, but there are some places where LCID's are listed that use the .NET values.
+  #   The Windows Installer is a laggard in i18n issues, so we're taking the precautionary approach to use Windows API values for the LCID.
+  #   The .NET version has the notion of culture hierarchies, an invariant culture, and a neutral culture.
+  #   The .NET neutral culture ID for Traditional Chinese is 0x7C04, but this is not supported in the Windows API.
+  #   The .NET neutral culture ID for Simplified Chinese 0x0004, but this is the neutral/invariant LCID for the Windows API.
+  #   As a result, we're using sublanguage codes 0x01 and 0x02 for Taiwan and China, respectively, in the LCID's below.
+  #####################
+  #############
+  # MSI zh-CN 2052 (Chinese - China)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI zh-CN 2052 (Chinese - China)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI ur-PK 1056 (Urdu - Pakistan)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '2052' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/zh-CN.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  #############
+  # MSI zh-TW 1028 (Chinese - Taiwan)
+  #############
+  {
+    'target_name': 'MSI zh-TW 1028 (Chinese - Taiwan)',
+    'type': 'none',
+    'dependencies' : [ 'MSI zh-CN 2052 (Chinese - China)' ],
+        'variables': { 'locale_id': '1028' },
+        'sources': [ 'src/msi/locale/zh-TW.wxl' ],
+  },
+
+  ##################################
+  # END of MSI section
+  ##################################
+
+  #############
   # Custom Action library for the installer
   #############
   {
     'target_name': 'installer-ca',
     'type': 'shared_library',
     'component': 'shared_library',
     'sources': 
     [
       #
       # Custom Action
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     {
       'libraries': [ 'user32.lib', 'Shell32.lib', 'advapi32.lib', 'msi.lib', 'Version.lib' ]        
     },
     'msvs_settings': 
     {
       'VCLinkerTool': {}
     }
   },
   ]
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