Hello Jose, Ignacio, Josi
A want to use Tzip for backup pupsoses. I see that can not add an empty
directory to the final zip file. Is there any way to do this.
F E L I Z NA V I D A D 2009
All the best
Dionisis
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About Tzip
About Tzip
Dionisis,
> A want to use Tzip for backup pupsoses. I see that can not add an empty
> directory to the final zip file. Is there any way to do this.
Haven't tried but maybe :AddFile( "EmptyPath." ) will do the trick.
> F E L I Z NA V I D A D 2009
Best wishes for you too
Regards,
José Lalín
> A want to use Tzip for backup pupsoses. I see that can not add an empty
> directory to the final zip file. Is there any way to do this.
Haven't tried but maybe :AddFile( "EmptyPath." ) will do the trick.
> F E L I Z NA V I D A D 2009
Best wishes for you too
Regards,
José Lalín
About Tzip
Dionisis,
> A want to use Tzip for backup pupsoses. I see that can not add an empty
> directory to the final zip file. Is there any way to do this.
Haven't tried but maybe :AddFile( "EmptyPath." ) will do the trick.
> F E L I Z NA V I D A D 2009
Best wishes for you too
Regards,
José Lalín
> A want to use Tzip for backup pupsoses. I see that can not add an empty
> directory to the final zip file. Is there any way to do this.
Haven't tried but maybe :AddFile( "EmptyPath." ) will do the trick.
> F E L I Z NA V I D A D 2009
Best wishes for you too
Regards,
José Lalín
About Tzip
Dionisis,
I hope your TZip problem is fixed with Jose advice.
I wish you also a happy Christmas.
Regards,
--
Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga
Xailer team
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info
"José Lalín" <dezac_quitaesto_@corevia.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:4b293531$[email=1@svctag-j7w3v3j....]1@svctag-j7w3v3j....[/email]
Dionisis,
> A want to use Tzip for backup pupsoses. I see that can not add an empty
> directory to the final zip file. Is there any way to do this.
Haven't tried but maybe :AddFile( "EmptyPath." ) will do the trick.
> F E L I Z NA V I D A D 2009
Best wishes for you too
Regards,
José Lalín
I hope your TZip problem is fixed with Jose advice.
I wish you also a happy Christmas.
Regards,
--
Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga
Xailer team
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info
"José Lalín" <dezac_quitaesto_@corevia.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:4b293531$[email=1@svctag-j7w3v3j....]1@svctag-j7w3v3j....[/email]
Dionisis,
> A want to use Tzip for backup pupsoses. I see that can not add an empty
> directory to the final zip file. Is there any way to do this.
Haven't tried but maybe :AddFile( "EmptyPath." ) will do the trick.
> F E L I Z NA V I D A D 2009
Best wishes for you too
Regards,
José Lalín
About Tzip
Dionisis,
I hope your TZip problem is fixed with Jose advice.
I wish you also a happy Christmas.
Regards,
--
Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga
Xailer team
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info
"José Lalín" <dezac_quitaesto_@corevia.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:4b293531$[email=1@svctag-j7w3v3j....]1@svctag-j7w3v3j....[/email]
Dionisis,
> A want to use Tzip for backup pupsoses. I see that can not add an empty
> directory to the final zip file. Is there any way to do this.
Haven't tried but maybe :AddFile( "EmptyPath." ) will do the trick.
> F E L I Z NA V I D A D 2009
Best wishes for you too
Regards,
José Lalín
I hope your TZip problem is fixed with Jose advice.
I wish you also a happy Christmas.
Regards,
--
Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga
Xailer team
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info
"José Lalín" <dezac_quitaesto_@corevia.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:4b293531$[email=1@svctag-j7w3v3j....]1@svctag-j7w3v3j....[/email]
Dionisis,
> A want to use Tzip for backup pupsoses. I see that can not add an empty
> directory to the final zip file. Is there any way to do this.
Haven't tried but maybe :AddFile( "EmptyPath." ) will do the trick.
> F E L I Z NA V I D A D 2009
Best wishes for you too
Regards,
José Lalín
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About Tzip
On 20/12/2009 8:42 μμ, Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga wrote:
> Dionisis,
>
> I hope your TZip problem is fixed with Jose advice.
>
> I wish you also a happy Christmas.
>
> Regards,
>
Hello Ignacio
Not solved. I have the following problem. The tree directory is a
complicated tree from 230 include directories and 40000 files. More of
those directories contains text files about 1kb each one. When give the
top directory like: TZipFile:aFileMask:= d:Data1*.* and use
TZipFile:lRecurse:= .T. many empty directories, or directories contain
one file and one empty directory, not included in the final ziped file.
Merry Christmas and happy new year !
All the best to you and your families
Dionisis
> Dionisis,
>
> I hope your TZip problem is fixed with Jose advice.
>
> I wish you also a happy Christmas.
>
> Regards,
>
Hello Ignacio
Not solved. I have the following problem. The tree directory is a
complicated tree from 230 include directories and 40000 files. More of
those directories contains text files about 1kb each one. When give the
top directory like: TZipFile:aFileMask:= d:Data1*.* and use
TZipFile:lRecurse:= .T. many empty directories, or directories contain
one file and one empty directory, not included in the final ziped file.
Merry Christmas and happy new year !
All the best to you and your families
Dionisis
-
Guest
About Tzip
On 20/12/2009 8:42 μμ, Ignacio Ortiz de Zúñiga wrote:
> Dionisis,
>
> I hope your TZip problem is fixed with Jose advice.
>
> I wish you also a happy Christmas.
>
> Regards,
>
Hello Ignacio
Not solved. I have the following problem. The tree directory is a
complicated tree from 230 include directories and 40000 files. More of
those directories contains text files about 1kb each one. When give the
top directory like: TZipFile:aFileMask:= d:Data1*.* and use
TZipFile:lRecurse:= .T. many empty directories, or directories contain
one file and one empty directory, not included in the final ziped file.
Merry Christmas and happy new year !
All the best to you and your families
Dionisis
> Dionisis,
>
> I hope your TZip problem is fixed with Jose advice.
>
> I wish you also a happy Christmas.
>
> Regards,
>
Hello Ignacio
Not solved. I have the following problem. The tree directory is a
complicated tree from 230 include directories and 40000 files. More of
those directories contains text files about 1kb each one. When give the
top directory like: TZipFile:aFileMask:= d:Data1*.* and use
TZipFile:lRecurse:= .T. many empty directories, or directories contain
one file and one empty directory, not included in the final ziped file.
Merry Christmas and happy new year !
All the best to you and your families
Dionisis
About Tzip
Dionisis,
> Not solved. I have the following problem. The tree directory is a
> complicated tree from 230 include directories and 40000 files. More of
> those directories contains text files about 1kb each one. When give the
> top directory like: TZipFile:aFileMask:= d:Data1*.* and use
> TZipFile:lRecurse:= .T. many empty directories, or directories contain
> one file and one empty directory, not included in the final ziped file.
I found the problem: the DirectoryRecurse function doesn't include the
directory names even when the "D" attribute is passed.
While it gets fixed in xHarbour CVS you should try to recurse the directory
and add each file/directory with :AddFile().
Regards,
José Lalín
> Not solved. I have the following problem. The tree directory is a
> complicated tree from 230 include directories and 40000 files. More of
> those directories contains text files about 1kb each one. When give the
> top directory like: TZipFile:aFileMask:= d:Data1*.* and use
> TZipFile:lRecurse:= .T. many empty directories, or directories contain
> one file and one empty directory, not included in the final ziped file.
I found the problem: the DirectoryRecurse function doesn't include the
directory names even when the "D" attribute is passed.
While it gets fixed in xHarbour CVS you should try to recurse the directory
and add each file/directory with :AddFile().
Regards,
José Lalín
About Tzip
Dionisis,
> Not solved. I have the following problem. The tree directory is a
> complicated tree from 230 include directories and 40000 files. More of
> those directories contains text files about 1kb each one. When give the
> top directory like: TZipFile:aFileMask:= d:Data1*.* and use
> TZipFile:lRecurse:= .T. many empty directories, or directories contain
> one file and one empty directory, not included in the final ziped file.
I found the problem: the DirectoryRecurse function doesn't include the
directory names even when the "D" attribute is passed.
While it gets fixed in xHarbour CVS you should try to recurse the directory
and add each file/directory with :AddFile().
Regards,
José Lalín
> Not solved. I have the following problem. The tree directory is a
> complicated tree from 230 include directories and 40000 files. More of
> those directories contains text files about 1kb each one. When give the
> top directory like: TZipFile:aFileMask:= d:Data1*.* and use
> TZipFile:lRecurse:= .T. many empty directories, or directories contain
> one file and one empty directory, not included in the final ziped file.
I found the problem: the DirectoryRecurse function doesn't include the
directory names even when the "D" attribute is passed.
While it gets fixed in xHarbour CVS you should try to recurse the directory
and add each file/directory with :AddFile().
Regards,
José Lalín
About Tzip
Hello Josi
Many thanks for the info. Can you pass the fault to the xHarbour NG for
fixing?
Best wishes to you and your family
Regards
Dionisis
"Jose Lalin" <dezac_quitaesto_@corevia.com> wrote in message
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Dionisis,
> Not solved. I have the following problem. The tree directory is a
> complicated tree from 230 include directories and 40000 files. More of
> those directories contains text files about 1kb each one. When give the
> top directory like: TZipFile:aFileMask:= d:Data1*.* and use
> TZipFile:lRecurse:= .T. many empty directories, or directories contain
> one file and one empty directory, not included in the final ziped file.
I found the problem: the DirectoryRecurse function doesn't include the
directory names even when the "D" attribute is passed.
While it gets fixed in xHarbour CVS you should try to recurse the directory
and add each file/directory with :AddFile().
Regards,
Jose Lalin
Many thanks for the info. Can you pass the fault to the xHarbour NG for
fixing?
Best wishes to you and your family
Regards
Dionisis
"Jose Lalin" <dezac_quitaesto_@corevia.com> wrote in message
news:4b30e050$[email=2@svctag-j7w3v3j....]2@svctag-j7w3v3j....[/email]
Dionisis,
> Not solved. I have the following problem. The tree directory is a
> complicated tree from 230 include directories and 40000 files. More of
> those directories contains text files about 1kb each one. When give the
> top directory like: TZipFile:aFileMask:= d:Data1*.* and use
> TZipFile:lRecurse:= .T. many empty directories, or directories contain
> one file and one empty directory, not included in the final ziped file.
I found the problem: the DirectoryRecurse function doesn't include the
directory names even when the "D" attribute is passed.
While it gets fixed in xHarbour CVS you should try to recurse the directory
and add each file/directory with :AddFile().
Regards,
Jose Lalin
About Tzip
Hello Josi
Many thanks for the info. Can you pass the fault to the xHarbour NG for
fixing?
Best wishes to you and your family
Regards
Dionisis
"Jose Lalin" <dezac_quitaesto_@corevia.com> wrote in message
news:4b30e050$[email=2@svctag-j7w3v3j....]2@svctag-j7w3v3j....[/email]
Dionisis,
> Not solved. I have the following problem. The tree directory is a
> complicated tree from 230 include directories and 40000 files. More of
> those directories contains text files about 1kb each one. When give the
> top directory like: TZipFile:aFileMask:= d:Data1*.* and use
> TZipFile:lRecurse:= .T. many empty directories, or directories contain
> one file and one empty directory, not included in the final ziped file.
I found the problem: the DirectoryRecurse function doesn't include the
directory names even when the "D" attribute is passed.
While it gets fixed in xHarbour CVS you should try to recurse the directory
and add each file/directory with :AddFile().
Regards,
Jose Lalin
Many thanks for the info. Can you pass the fault to the xHarbour NG for
fixing?
Best wishes to you and your family
Regards
Dionisis
"Jose Lalin" <dezac_quitaesto_@corevia.com> wrote in message
news:4b30e050$[email=2@svctag-j7w3v3j....]2@svctag-j7w3v3j....[/email]
Dionisis,
> Not solved. I have the following problem. The tree directory is a
> complicated tree from 230 include directories and 40000 files. More of
> those directories contains text files about 1kb each one. When give the
> top directory like: TZipFile:aFileMask:= d:Data1*.* and use
> TZipFile:lRecurse:= .T. many empty directories, or directories contain
> one file and one empty directory, not included in the final ziped file.
I found the problem: the DirectoryRecurse function doesn't include the
directory names even when the "D" attribute is passed.
While it gets fixed in xHarbour CVS you should try to recurse the directory
and add each file/directory with :AddFile().
Regards,
Jose Lalin
About Tzip
Dionisis,
> Many thanks for the info. Can you pass the fault to the xHarbour NG for
> fixing?
I already sent a message to Jose F. on the Xailer development list.
Regards,
José Lalín
> Many thanks for the info. Can you pass the fault to the xHarbour NG for
> fixing?
I already sent a message to Jose F. on the Xailer development list.
Regards,
José Lalín
About Tzip
Dionisis,
> Many thanks for the info. Can you pass the fault to the xHarbour NG for
> fixing?
I already sent a message to Jose F. on the Xailer development list.
Regards,
José Lalín
> Many thanks for the info. Can you pass the fault to the xHarbour NG for
> fixing?
I already sent a message to Jose F. on the Xailer development list.
Regards,
José Lalín