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ID: 24263, ZipImage
Zip Image for quantification Ntfs and Zip-Time.
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For Delphi, Version 5.0
to 12.0
608 downloads
Copyright: Open Source or other
Updated on Wed, 22 Apr 2009 09:47:26 GMT
Originally uploaded on Thu, 30 Nov 2006 01:34:44 GMT
SHA1 Hash: 9E522C987E73CA231E02C416423A30F854FB21FF
MD5 Hash: 27CD58B6C806EB794D47BBCD5B11E016
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Step 1:
We Add the subdirectories "Common Files" in compresseded file.
Step 2:
We Execute the program in directory "Common Files" with parameters:
"Filename.zip" /msg
The Program is not a completed utility, it tunes in individually, since originally object TZipImage was intended for internal use on small archive, intended for carrying the files of project, but in the same way for conduct of history of changes to project. When turning to file system ntfs there was is noticed that now and then to dates of files are added that one, that two seconds. In the same way During floor of year of usage there was is noticed that use the givenned object fixes the date for off-hour files. It Was Planned for correct use with ntfs by itself to add to archive an array of dates corresponding to list of points of archive, but then this can be executed two functions. Since given convertor not the known archivers marketed by additional parameters of adjusting and corresponding to target base, further decisions are not provided.
p.s.
gist of the matter:
FileAge(…, DT);
D := DateTimeToFileDate(DT) - PkFileDate;
Selected := (D <> 0) and (Abs(D) <= 4);
Last fixes:
The turning-off a imlicit conversion warning (OEM).
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