VERY interesting.
I tried the vbZip project, and it works flawless.
Like this:
Code:
vbzip -o "T:\ZIPTEST" x "T:\Desktop\bla.zip"
When I want to use your work in my projects, I only need to unzip a zip file to a folder.
I tried the basic project.
Code:
Private Sub Command4_Click()
Dim dblTimer As Double
Dim bResult As Boolean
Dim sLastError As String
dblTimer = Timer
Set m_oZip = New cZipArchive
m_bCancel = False
With m_oZip
.OpenArchive "T:\Desktop\bla.zip"
Set m_oExtractInMemory = m_oZip
bResult = .Extract("T:\ZIPTEST")
Set m_oExtractInMemory = Nothing
sLastError = .LastError
End With
Set m_oZip = Nothing
labProgress.Caption = IIf(bResult, "Done. ", sLastError & ". ") & Format(Timer - dblTimer, "0.000") & " elapsed"
End Sub
This doesn't create the folder to extract to.
And even when the folder exists, no extracted file comes in.
I thought the .Extract method would do this.
i want to zip and unzip files and folder trough vb but i dont know how to begin, i found that there is a dll called zipfldr but i've found nothing in the forum, if anyone know the syntax i will appreciate your help...
Sorry for being late but you can look at this link...
The program is in Portuguese .... it is very simple, but you can use the google translator to translate it to your languag
Requires registration and login. Perhaps you could elaborate a bit what "the program" does, and whether it's worthwhile registering in a language that most members here don't understand.
Requires registration and login. Perhaps you could elaborate a bit what "the program" does, and whether it's worthwhile registering in a language that most members here don't understand.
Registering costs nothing .... I don't know English either, and I use google translator to translate and interact with vbforum ... and this could be the other way around ...
Users have all kinds of archivers installed. WinZip is not free, therefore it's less likely to find it. Or maybe you find an installation, but the trial period is over...
Check the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.zip key, and get thoroughly lost in the registry. For example, I have dozens of entries for "C:\Program Files (x86)\PeaZip\PEAZIP.EXE" "-ext2here" "%1" although I always use 7-Zip or FreeArc. Every mad software developer thinks he has the right to pollute the registry.
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications is a good starting point for a search for installed archivers.
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\zip_auto_file\shell\open\command might yield a result, too.
It's one big fat mess - therefore I appreciate wqweto's effort to find a solution that doesn't depend on third party installations.
Originally Posted by Karl77
VERY interesting.
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