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POHow do I use "code" in Inno Setup's [Files] section?
 

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    1. COI am not sure whether we can call our codes from `[Code]` and use them in other places in InnoSetup script. How about using `#define` statement to create a string that applies your functions (just like in [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2329979/can-the-setup-filename-be-derived-from-the-executable-file-version-number](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2329979/can-the-setup-filename-be-derived-from-the-executable-file-version-number))
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    2. COWhere is this source lib folder: is it in the source folder relative to the base folder of your InnoSetup script? Why do you concern with the destination folder when you can just use `{app}`? For example: let say your InnoSetup script file is in `.\ ` folder and your jar libraries are in `.\install\lib` and you want them to be in `lib` folder of your application folder `{app}`, you can define `Source: "install\lib\*.jar"; DestDir: "{app}\lib"` The easy way: you can have a separate InnoSetup script for each 32-bit and 64-bit setup by defining different source folder in each script file.
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    3. CO@eee: I want to have a single installer for 32 and 64 bit systems and so I have 2 different "lib" folders, viz. lib-32 and lib-64, which I set dynamically and hence want to read them dynamically.
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