Jody Goldberg wrote:
On Thu, Jun 16, 2005 at 05:51:44PM +0200, David Faure wrote:
On Thursday 16 June 2005 17:13, EsaK wrote:
Hello.
I'm hacking away at my C DLL which generates .SXC files... hopefully
soon in the future. I'm kinda stuck right now --- I've been staring at
zlib docs and examples and source for a few days now, and I still
haven't figured out, as in I have absolutely no idea how I can get my
std::string to be written as a "content.xml" _into_ the archive. Um.
Help?
You're confusing zlib (which is just about compression, like gzip does) and ZIP
(which is a package format, with indexes etc.). You have to find a ZIP
implementation to do this, zlib isn't enough.
libgsf will do it for you.
file = gsf_output_stdio_new ("foo.sxc", NULL);
zip = gsf_outfile_zip_new (file, NULL);
header = gsf_outfile_new_child_full (zip, "content.xml", FALSE,
"compression-level", 0,
NULL);
gsf_output_write (header, "blah", 4);
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Zip-util worked fine, too... But, I'll look into libgsf. Thanks. Now
I'll just need to make
the code nice-nice. It's ugly, and badly commented...
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