B4i Library iArchiver - Zip / Unzip

[Erel]

This small library allows you to zip folders and unzip zip files.

It is based on this open source project: https://github.com/soffes/ssziparchive

 

[cbanks]

How do I know when the zip file is done unzipping?

 

[Erel]

archiver.Unzip(...)
Log("Done unzipping")

 

[cbanks]

Can you add an asynchronous method? I have large files to unzip and my app becomes unresponsive while unzipping.

 

[Erel]

Yes. v1.01 is attached to the first post. It includes two new methods: AsyncZipFolder and AsyncUnzip.

Dim av As Archiver
av.AsyncUnzip(File.DirDocuments, "1.zip", File.DirTemp, "", "av")

Sub av_UnzipDone (Success As Boolean)
   Log(Success)
   Log(File.ListFiles(File.DirTemp))
End Sub
Sub av_ZipDone (Success As Boolean)
   Log(Success)
   Log(File.Size(File.DirDocuments, "1.zip"))
End Sub

 

[cbanks]

Whoa, you are FAST, that is AWESOME, THANKS!!!

 

[johnB]

This small library allows you to zip folders and unzip zip files.

It is based on this open source project: https://github.com/soffes/ssziparchive


Library installation

The zip file contains three files with the following extensions: .xml, .a and .h.
You need to copy the xml file to the internal libraries folder on the Windows computer.
If you are using a local Mac builder then you need to copy the .a and .h files to the Mac Libs folder.

Sorry, I'm sure this is a dumb question but I don't understand where to put the xml file - I get an error if I put it in the B4 Additional Libraries folder.

Also can it be used for both B4A and B4j

Regards

 

[Eumel]

This is a B4i (iOS) Library.

As Erel said:
"You need to copy the xml file to the internal libraries folder on the Windows computer"

Not additional

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Eumel

 

[johnB]

Ok thanks, then I can't use it

 

[Erel]

You can use this library for B4A and B4J: [Lib] Archiver

 

[johnB]

You can use this library for B4A and B4J: [Lib] Archiver

Thanks Erel for clearing that up, that's what I understood from your original post. Sorry about my ignorance of Windows, but I still don't understand what the internal libraries folder in Windows is

 

[Erel]

The iArchiver library should already be included in the IDE. You don't need to copy it at all.

The internal libraries folder is under Program Files (x86)\Anywhere Software\B4i\Libraries.

 

[johnB]

Thanks as always for your prompt and informative response

 

[Erel]

V1.20 is attached to the first post. It is based on the latest version of SSZipArchive (1.6.2).