Hi Tiemo,
Digging hour after hour in the archives, the appropriate approach
seems to
be using the shell, but I have found different threads, some using
zip, some
tar and all using different parameters and don't know where to look
for
these parameters.
Does anybody has a snippet for a shell zip, which works for folders
with
subfolders and common file names.
Please remember that ZIP is not built-in into Windows (shell) as far
as I know!
Here is what I use on the Mac to un-/ZIP files and folders, copied
from one of
current projects:
## ZIP Mac-folder
## zmo = Variable holding a valid path to a folder
put QUOTE & zmo & QUOTE into folder1
put QUOTE & zmo & ".zip" & QUOTE into folder2
get shell("ditto -c -k --rsrc" && folder1 && folder2)
## Preserving the Mac resource fork!
## ZIP a Windows folder
put QUOTE & zwo & QUOTE into folder3
put QUOTE & zwo & ".zip" & QUOTE into folder4
get shell("ditto -c -k --norsrc" && folder3 && folder4)
## NOT Preserving the resource fork!
## UNZIP:
## Mac:
put q(the ims_installer_ordner of this stack & "iDual IMS Mac.zip" )
into d1
put q(mac_ordner) into d2
get shell("ditto -x -k --rsrc" && d1 && d2)
## Win:
put q(the ims_installer_ordner of this stack & "iDual IMS Win.zip" )
into d1
put q(win_ordner) into d2
get shell("ditto -x -k --norsrc" && d1 && d2)
Hope these snippets help.
Or a hint, where I can research the parameters for the shell zip on
Mac?
Check "DITTO", enter this into the terminal:
man ditto
As well I didn't found any snippet for unzipping the stuff with the
shell.
Does anybody knows. If a Bundle.app Zip on Win, made with WinZip is
compatible with a Rev-Shell unzip on Mac, or do I have to zip it on
Mac?
Sorry, no idea.
Thanks
Tiemo
Best
Klaus Major
kl...@major-k.de
http://www.major-k.de
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