happy that someone is getting use from my work! the name issue is probably related to unicode support. ZLib does not use wide chars so it will have issues with unicode characters.]]> happy that someone is getting use from my work! the name issue is probably related to unicode support. ZLib does not use wide chars so it will have issues with unicode characters.]]>I recently discovered another smaller issue: When I extract a zip file including other zips with filenames including German umlauts ("ä","ö","ü"), the names of the extracted files seem to be broken.
Haven't come up with a proper example code yet.
]]> glad its all fixed up! i had not implemented setting of the timestamp. i have done so and uploaded a new version. lmk how it works for you ]]>BtW: Is it normal that extraction of a file destroys the "timestamp"?
]]> please download the latest release as it should resolve your issues. for an added ability to detect issues (ie file in use), ExtractFileToDisk now returns true/false based on success.]]> i should be able to get to the issues this evening. if you could whip up a running example with zip files included it would be much appreciated.]]>Perhaps there's a more elegant way to solve this issue?
]]>Function Extract_Zip()
Local zrObject:ZipReader = New ZipReader
Local Extracted_file:String
Local Scr_file:String
SetGadgetText(Curr_Msg_Lab,"Extracting File: ")
If ( zrObject.OpenZip(ServerZIPFile) ) Then
For Local i:Int=1 To zrObject.getFileCount()-1
Scr_file:String=zrObject.getFileInfo(i).zipFileName
Extracted_file=Replace(Scr_file,"Pocket Radio Player/","")
If Extracted_file.find(".")>0 Then zrObject.ExtractFileToDisk(Scr_file, Extracted_file, True) <- This one!!
Next
zrObject.CloseZip()
End If
End Function