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Jan 6th, 2015, 01:15 PM
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Thread Starter
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Modify A Open Source Program Name 7zip (by a bit only)
Hi, Greetings..
hope all are fine..
i am facing a issue and need bit help to modify a open source program to fit my needs.
would any one please kindly take a look at the following post/topic..
Code:
https://sourceforge.net/p/sevenzip/discussion/45797/thread/7da54e37/
and help me out?
it is a crying need but i am blind at C++ only know vb.net/6
so, any help would be highly appreciated...
thanks in advance...
best regards
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Jan 9th, 2015, 12:05 PM
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Re: Modify A Open Source Program Name 7zip (by a bit only)
Why would you want to use the dll-version, when you have so many problems interfacing with it?
Just ship the executable under your Binary-Folder for the Decompression too -
\7zBin\
.. 7z.exe (about 160KB, doesn't add much to your deployment)
.. 7z.dll (about 890KB)
And then a simple Shelled-Command as:
7z e -y "Data.7z.001"
(on the first part of your multipart-archive)
...should take care of decompressing the whole multipart-archive.
Just experiment a bit with the commandline.
Olaf
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Jan 9th, 2015, 12:09 PM
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Thread Starter
Hyperactive Member
Re: Modify A Open Source Program Name 7zip (by a bit only)
 Originally Posted by Schmidt
Why would you want to use the dll-version, when you have so many problems interfacing with it?
Just ship the executable under your Binary-Folder for the Decompression too -
\7zBin\
.. 7z.exe (about 160KB, doesn't add much to your deployment)
.. 7z.dll (about 890KB)
And then a simple Shelled-Command as:
7z e -y "Data.7z.001"
(on the first part of your multipart-archive)
...should take care of decompressing the whole multipart-archive.
Just experiment a bit with the commandline.
Olaf
thanks for your reply though... but dear sir, you didn't get the point 
if i do like that. user still have to copy all the disk to a single folder that's what i don't want to...
however thanks again..
best regards
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Jan 9th, 2015, 12:56 PM
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Re: Modify A Open Source Program Name 7zip (by a bit only)
 Originally Posted by Shohag_ifas
if i do like that. user still have to copy all the disk to a single folder  that's what i don't want to...
You didn't get the point... copying the compressed Disks-contents into a Folder first is, what you *should* want to... 
Olaf
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