Riccardo

Hi! > Is it possible to recursively unpack several layers of archives without actually dropping intermediary files on disk? Unfortunately, no. Or rather, not in your use case. In the...

> I think it should work like this: instead of calling 'extract', the function deferredExtract would be called, returning some stream object with partial functionality - it'd implement read, and...

> I tried this within libarchive, it's not as easy as it looks, also some archive formats won't be supported as they don't provide seekable streams. It's an intresting feauture...

Hi! First of all, thank you for appreciating the library! The next major version, v4.0, will introduce support to both Linux and macOS, as well as many other new functionalities...

> It seems that the linux platform is not building. I get the follwoing errors This is actually quite strange! I just tested again to be sure, and it compiles...

> Not sure if it has to do with the standard libraries we have in these VMs. It's the only reason that comes to my mind. It's really strange. Anyway,...

Hi! If you are referring to the 7-zip DLLs, I will surely provide some script to simplify building them from the original 7-zip source code. However, I don't think I'll...

Hi! Sorry for the late reply! > question： > (1) Generate a new folder in the compressed file; Generating an empty folder inside a compressed file is not possible, at...

Hi! > Thank you again for working on this very interesting project. Thank you for using it! > if I understand well, the bit7z library links dynamically to 7z.dll, 7z.so...

> Excellent! I am glad that this little obstacle does not prevent us from using bit7z. It seems to me that bit7z 4.0 has the potential to become the best...