Olly Betts <[email protected]> writes: > > The downside of providing them uncompressed is they're then 4.2MB > rather than just under 500KB.
Yep. > I had a look, but that seems to require putting all the HTML files > into the zip file as well, which makes them much harder to use for > those just wanting the HTML. That'd be no good. > Perhaps splitting this stuff into a separate package is the best > answer. Could the wxhelp be taught to read a wx.htx.gz? I see wxZlibInputStream says it can read gzip, then I suppose depending whether the help wants to seek around or read it all in. I can't see much order in the .htx entries. (It looks like sorting might knock an extra 1/3 off the compressed size of that .htx. Better gzip dictionary locality or something presumably.) -- The sigfile subcultures series: Cairns Goths. Did you know Cairns has a thriving Goth scene? It takes real dedication to maintain a pasty complexion under the tropical sun and get about in long black overcoats in 95% humidity. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
