Unregistrierter Benutzer
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Post by Unregistrierter Benutzer on May 4, 2004 9:02:39 GMT -5
Hello!
Thanks to the great support I was finally able to get to work VCLZip, so that I can evaluate it.
But there is still one problem:
How can I tell VCLZip not to use the normal names of multipart-archives?
Not the folling ones:
file.zip file.zip.z01 file.zip.z02 ...
But:
gfdhfs.fsd fsdgag.gfd sdf.fsw (In this order; or any other names)
How to do so?
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Post by Kevin on May 4, 2004 12:51:08 GMT -5
If you are creating blocked files (multimode = mmBlocks) then you should define an OnFileNameForSplitPart event. If you are creating a spanned file (multimode = mmSpan) then you should create on OnGetNextDisk event. Take a look at them in the help file and if you still have questions about it, let me know.
You can look in the source code at the internally defined events to see how it is done by default.
Kevin
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Unregistrierter Benutzer
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Post by Unregistrierter Benutzer on May 5, 2004 10:32:08 GMT -5
You may misunterstood that:
I want to use the changed filenames for extracting, not for archiving!
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Post by Kevin on May 5, 2004 11:39:53 GMT -5
The answer is the same. Those events generate what the next filename should be whether you are zipping or unzipping. However, if there is no pattern to the filenames that you can go by, then there is no way for VCLZip to know what order they should go in.
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