Support for other archives (7-Zip, lzh...)
Posted: 24.10.2007, 18:22
Support for 7-Zip, lzh and other non-supported archives.
Marek: There is component TSevenZipVCL for this.
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Posted: 24.10.2007, 23:23
Posted: 12.12.2007, 15:28
Yes, 7-Zip support is very needed.
Posted: 12.12.2007, 21:48
Yes, i need 7zip too
Posted: 28.12.2007, 09:53
I would also like to have 7zip supported. 7zip is released under GNU LGPL, hence using it should not be a problem?!
Posted: 14.01.2008, 07:44
I need:
Exploring in .iso, .nrg, .ace files like is implemented e.g. for .zip .rar
with plugins or directly
(moved from http://forum.freecommander.com/viewtopic.php?t=526)
Exploring in .iso, .nrg, .ace files like is implemented e.g. for .zip .rar
with plugins or directly
(moved from http://forum.freecommander.com/viewtopic.php?t=526)
read AND write also for RAr files
Posted: 08.02.2008, 18:21
Today there is support for read/write only for zip and cab files.
RAR is a widely used format but yet there is no support for write option ( you can't double click a RAR files in one pane and than perform a copy command from the other pane - directly into the RAR file).
There is also no support for RAR in the "pack" option (only ZIP and CAB).
Omer.
RAR is a widely used format but yet there is no support for write option ( you can't double click a RAR files in one pane and than perform a copy command from the other pane - directly into the RAR file).
There is also no support for RAR in the "pack" option (only ZIP and CAB).
Omer.
Posted: 08.02.2008, 18:56
I think that`s because Rar is a closed source/licensed product, that`s why of all the many hundreds of (free) archiving programs, you very rarely see the option to make a rar.
I think that`s what it`s all about anyway
I think that`s what it`s all about anyway
7-Zip support
Posted: 22.06.2008, 13:28
I agree that a full support of 7-Zip format (open source software) in FreeCommander is desirable.
Posted: 24.06.2008, 21:08
Me sixteen...
Posted: 25.06.2008, 11:21
Searching in 7zip archives would be very handy.
Operating inside archives and custom extension archives
Posted: 25.07.2008, 14:16
I can see that for archives you resolve their type by extension. It would be nice to have a possibility to open files without proper extension - just recognize the type of file by its meta information.
A good example are .war and .ear files (zip archives).
Also a nice feature is to operate inside of the files - go inside, edit file, get out = automatic repack.
You've probably seen it in the "similar" product
A good example are .war and .ear files (zip archives).
Also a nice feature is to operate inside of the files - go inside, edit file, get out = automatic repack.
You've probably seen it in the "similar" product
Re: Operating inside archives and custom extension archives
Posted: 26.07.2008, 00:55
Do you tried the option "Treat the following archive files as a ZIP:" in Settings > Archive file?useresu wrote:I can see that for archives you resolve their type by extension. It would be nice to have a possibility to open files without proper extension - just recognize the type of file by its meta information.
A good example are .war and .ear files (zip archives).
Posted: 11.08.2008, 11:56
+1
7zip, tar, gzip, bzip are important (as well as rar
7zip, tar, gzip, bzip are important (as well as rar
Posted: 11.08.2008, 13:07
One thing that works well for me is to use WinRAR and the context menu. I select items, right-click, choose "Add to archive..." or the "Add to <filename>" where the filename is auto-generated. It works quite well.
Does 7z offer integration with context menus? If so, that may be a good we to do it also.
Does 7z offer integration with context menus? If so, that may be a good we to do it also.