Check if file exist in any of two places and run it Topic is solved

[apoklyps3]

I want to create a script that checks if teamviewer is install and then runs it if it is or downloads and runs it if it isn't.
The issue I have is that I want this script to be multilanguage compatible and both 32 bit and 64 bit compatible.
teamviewer installs in 32bit folder of windows, so on a 32bit system it will be located in program files and on a 64bit OS version it will be in program files (x86) folder.

so far I came up with this

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if FileExist("%programfiles%\TeamViewer\TeamViewer.exe | %programfiles(x86)%\TeamViewer\TeamViewer.exe")

what should follow so teamviewer.exe is ran no mather what location is it found in and if not to go to the next line wich will be download code ?

[swagfag]

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EnvGet, ProgramFiles32, ProgramFiles(x86)
teamviewer := "\TeamViewer\TeamViewer.exe"
if FileExist(ProgramFiles . teamviewer || ProgramFiles32 . teamviewer)

[apoklyps3]

thanks.
but it seems to be missing something, the run code for wichever location it found in. it only seems to check if teamviewer exists...
Would this work also on windows in another localization? they have different names for "program files" that's why I prefered %programfiles% style

[swagfag]

both locations are fetched from their respective environment variables, so i cant imagine a different language playing a role here.

[apoklyps3]

how do I go about running the file if found any of the defined locations?

[swagfag]

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EnvGet, ProgramFiles32, ProgramFiles(x86)
teamviewer := "\TeamViewer\TeamViewer.exe"
teamviewer32 := ProgramFiles32 . teamviewer
teamviewer64 := ProgramFiles . teamviewer

if FileExist(teamviewer64)
	Run % teamviewer64
else if FileExist(teamviewer32)
	Run % teamviewer32

[apoklyps3]

amazing.thanks

[apoklyps3]

unfortunately now I'm getting trouble with installation or not teamviwer if it's not detected in the specified folders.
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if !FileExist("teamviewer64" || "teamviewer32")
{
UrlDownloadToFile, https://download.teamviewer.com/download/TeamViewer_Setup.exe, tv.exe
Run tv.exe
}

but tv.exe is downloaded and installed even if it is installed already

[swagfag]

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