1. de-zip files in Eu?

I somehow found some files online, they are 700 megs zipped down to 200 
megs. Has anyone managed to use winzip's unzip from a Eu program to 
unzip/extract files from .zip files? Zip.e only extracts info about the files,
it
doesn't extract anything.

Kat

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2. Re: de-zip files in Eu?

Kat wrote:

>
>
>I somehow found some files online, they are 700 megs zipped down to 200 
>megs. Has anyone managed to use winzip's unzip from a Eu program to 
>unzip/extract files from .zip files? Zip.e only extracts info about the files,
>it
>doesn't extract anything.
>
>Kat
>
>
>
>
I know you're looking for euphoria code for this type of thing, but I've 
always packaged a windows port of the *nix unzip program and made a 
system call instead. Works rather well and the unzip program's pretty small.

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3. Re: de-zip files in Eu?

Kat wrote:
> 
> I somehow found some files online, they are 700 megs zipped down to 200 
> megs. Has anyone managed to use winzip's unzip from a Eu program to 
> unzip/extract files from .zip files? Zip.e only extracts info about the files,
> it
> doesn't extract anything.

Look for "unzip.e" in the archive. It unzips from zipped archives.
I've got a EU program I wrote that zips files using PKZip's command line
zipper, plus a EU install program that unzips those for my clients.

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4. Re: de-zip files in Eu?

On 26 May 2004, at 6:50, cklester wrote:

> 
> 
> posted by: cklester <cklester at yahoo.com>
> 
> Kat wrote:
> > 
> > I somehow found some files online, they are 700 megs zipped down to 200 
> > megs. Has anyone managed to use winzip's unzip from a Eu program to 
> > unzip/extract files from .zip files? Zip.e only extracts info about the
> > files,
> > it doesn't extract anything.
> 
> Look for "unzip.e" in the archive. It unzips from zipped archives.
> I've got a EU program I wrote that zips files using PKZip's command line
> zipper, plus a EU install program that unzips those for my clients.

Ok, i did, on http://www.rapideuphoria.com/cgi-
bin/asearch.exu?dos=on&win=on&gen=on&keywords=unzip.e, and got a 
No match found. Try again. 

What should i look for? Looking up "unzip" got me nothing related to unzipping
with
an Eu program.

Kat

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5. Re: de-zip files in Eu?

On 26 May 2004, at 9:17, CJ Silver wrote:

> 
> 
> Kat wrote:
> 
> >
> >I somehow found some files online, they are 700 megs zipped down to 200 
> >megs. Has anyone managed to use winzip's unzip from a Eu program to 
> >unzip/extract files from .zip files? Zip.e only extracts info about the
> >files,
> >it doesn't extract anything.
> >
> >Kat
> >
> >
> I know you're looking for euphoria code for this type of thing, but I've 
> always packaged a windows port of the *nix unzip program and made a 
> system call instead. Works rather well and the unzip program's pretty small.

I looked all over, and saw no command line for the winzip v8 which i have, 
and none of the readme had any mention of command line use, so i wouldn't 
know which parameters in which order to pass to it in a system(). I did find 
my olde dos pkunzip v2.04g, circa 1993, which came with a built-in dos help 
screen for parameters, and !surprise! it opens the files i am trying to get now!
I think i got it when new, to run on msdos v3 way back when. Twelve year old 
software, good as new! smile Thanks for the hint, CJ.

Kat

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6. Re: de-zip files in Eu?

Kat wrote:
> 
> > Look for "unzip.e" in the archive. It unzips from zipped archives.
> > I've got a EU program I wrote that zips files using PKZip's command line
> > zipper, plus a EU install program that unzips those for my clients.
> 
> Ok, i did, on <a
> href="http://www.rapideuphoria.com/cgi-">http://www.rapideuphoria.com/cgi-</a>
> bin/asearch.exu?dos=on&win=on&gen=on&keywords=unzip.e, and got a 
> No match found. Try again. 
> 
> What should i look for? Looking up "unzip" got me nothing related to unzipping
> with
> 
> an Eu program.

Oops! Try this:

-- unzip.e - v1.23 - by Davi Figueiredo
-- You can get the latest version of this program from my Euphoria page,
-- at http://www.brasil.terravista.pt/Jenipabu/2571

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7. Re: de-zip files in Eu?

Kat wrote:

>
>
>On 26 May 2004, at 9:17, CJ Silver wrote:
>
>  
>>Kat wrote:
>>
>>    
>>>I somehow found some files online, they are 700 megs zipped down to 200 
>>>megs. Has anyone managed to use winzip's unzip from a Eu program to 
>>>unzip/extract files from .zip files? Zip.e only extracts info about the
>>>files,
>>>it doesn't extract anything.
>>>
>>>Kat
>>>
>>>
>>I know you're looking for euphoria code for this type of thing, but I've 
>>always packaged a windows port of the *nix unzip program and made a 
>>system call instead. Works rather well and the unzip program's pretty small.
>>    
>>
>I looked all over, and saw no command line for the winzip v8 which i have, 
>and none of the readme had any mention of command line use, so i wouldn't 
>know which parameters in which order to pass to it in a system(). I did find 
>my olde dos pkunzip v2.04g, circa 1993, which came with a built-in dos help 
>screen for parameters, and !surprise! it opens the files i am trying to get
>now!
>I think i got it when new, to run on msdos v3 way back when. Twelve year old 
>software, good as new! smile Thanks for the hint, CJ.
>
>Kat
>
>
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages.html

That site has just about every GNU utility ported native to windows. 
Once I used the command line unzip utility, I never went back to winzip. 
AFAIK, since it's all published under GNU/GPL stuff, it's free to put 
with your program (provided you put a link in the readme to a place that 
has the source i think).

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