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Written by Tim Kosse aka CodeSquid this plugin can decompress files compressed with compressfile.exe. | Written by Tim Kosse aka [[User:CodeSquid|CodeSquid]] this plugin can decompress files compressed with compressfile.exe. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:03, 23 October 2009
| Author: sunjammer (talk, contrib) |
Links
Extractdll.zip (66 KB)
Description
Version: 0.1.
Written by Tim Kosse aka CodeSquid this plugin can decompress files compressed with compressfile.exe.
The following is taken from the readme file in the ExtractDLL downloadable zip file:
What is this?
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ExtractDLL is a extension DLL for NSIS. It can decompress files
which were compressed with compressfile.exe before. It is especially
useful in combination with NSISdl so that you don't have to
download large files uncompressed.
Usage
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Decompression (within NSIS script):
- Push path and name of compressed file and then path and name of
destination file on top of the stack.
- Call the function "extract" with CallInstDLL
- On Success, the string "success" is on top of the stack, else an
error message.
Compression (outside NSIS script or using !system):
- Call CompressFile.exe with the name of the uncompressed file and
of the compressed file as parameters
Known limitations
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Only zlib compression at this time, bzip2 will follow later.
