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I just upgraded to 9.4.1, and the functions (e.g. inflateToString) I used to use to unzip into a string no longer exist. The function used in the example program also doesn't exist. I suppose that CkZipEntry.UnzipToString or unzipToString are the methods I need to use, but the meaning of the parameters for those functions is not documented. Please give me information on how to call those methods. (Using C++ libraries) |
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Sorry about that. As with all Chilkat C++ methods returning a string there are two forms, the uppercase and lowercase: bool CkZipEntry::UnzipToString(int lineEndingBehavior, const char *srcCharset, CkString &outStr); const char *CkZipEntry::unzipToString(int lineEndingBehavior, const char *srcCharset) The lineEndingBehavior is as follows: 0 = leave unchanged. The srcCharset arg tells the component how to interpret the bytes of the uncompressed file -- i.e. as utf-8, utf-16, windows-1252, etc. |
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Thanks for the help. On followup: before getting your answer I tried calling the method passing in 0 for both arguments. It seems to work :) What is the effect of passing 0 (NULL) as the srcCharset argument? Passing null to srcCharset will result in "ANSI" being used, which is the ANSI multibyte charset based on the locale of the computer.
(Jul 29 '13 at 12:53)
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