Jerry Foote wrote on 2011-02-24:
> That worked.. If I distribute the dlls does the customer have to
> register dlls that way. Also I have been playing with chilkat zip tool.
> The syntax for zipping a folder is below. Can I use dynazip the same
> way? I have always used a form. I like the code with procedures. I don't
> want to spend 149.00 Thanks Jerry
Jerry,
You can. You need a little prep work, and it still needs to on an object.
DEFINE CLASS oleZipClass AS OleControl
oleClass = "dzactxctrl.dzactxctrl.1"
MultiVolumnControl = 0 && None
PROCEDURE Init
WITH This.Object
.AllQuiet = .T.
.CompressionFactor = 9 && Max Compression
.DiagnosticFlag = .F.
.MessageCallbackFlag = .T.
.QuietFlag = .T.
.RecurseFlag = .F.
.ZipSubOptions = 1 + 0x4000
ENDWITH
ENDPROC
ENDDEFINE
DEFINE CLASS ZipClass as Control
ADD OBJECT oleZip as oleZipClass
Once the prep work is done, you can use it via your VFP object ZipClass.
Depending on the ActiveX attached to the OleControl object, it may need to
be on a form class. The DynaZIP controls didn't specifically need it.
If you've never worked with a Control class, be aware that objects embedded
in it can only be accessed from within that class code. In the above
example, you'll only be able to access oleZip from code in ZipClass. You
will not have access in a subclass either.
Tracy Pearson
PowerChurch Software
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