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install.iss: add Microsoft Edit as an editor option
Add the newly re-written and open-source 'Edit' terminal-based text
editor, inspired by the old MS-DOS Editor.
While the edit.exe program is also available as a simple zip download, or
via the WinGet package manager for Windows, it is also distributed via
Windows Update on Windows 11 24H2 and newer. Since that's the only system-wide
install with a stable path, we currently only support that install method.
Signed-off-by: Matthew John Cheetham <mjcheetham@outlook.com>
Signed-off-by: Matthias Aßhauer <mha1993@live.de>
CreateItemDescription(EditorPage,'Wordpad is a basic word processor that comes with Windows.'+#13+'It can also be used as a text editor.',Top,Left,LblEditor[GE_Wordpad],False);
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EditorAvailable[GE_Wordpad]:=True;
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// 11th choice
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Top:=TopOfLabels;
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CbbEditor.Items.Add('Use Microsoft Edit as Git'+#39+'s default editor');
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CreateItemDescription(EditorPage,'<RED>(NEW!)</RED> <A HREF=https://github.com/microsoft/edit>Edit</A> is an open source terminal-based text editor which is based on the'+#13+'classic MS-DOS text editor.',Top,Left,LblEditor[GE_MicrosoftEdit],False);
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// Custom choice
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Top:=TopOfLabels;
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CbbEditor.Items.Add('Select other editor as Git'+#39+'s default editor');
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