Hi Tiemo,
I prepare all my zip files for distribution on my Mac. Somtimes, I
need to create a zip file without Mac-specific files. I do this with
the shell and two simple Revolution scripts.
I have a stack with a field, containing the following scripts:
on dragdrop
put the dragData
put the dragData into myFile
if there is a file myFile or there is a folder myFile then
put myFile into me
else
beep
put empty into me
end if
end dragdrop
and a button with:
on mouseUp
set the itemDel to slash
if there is a folder fld "File" or there is a file fld "File" then
set the directory to item 1 to -2 of fld "File"
put item -1 of fld "File" & ".zip" into myZipFile
put "zip -r" && quote & myZipFile & quote && quote & item -1
of fld "File" & quote && " -x .* *.DS_Store *Icon*" into myShell
put shell(myShell)
end if
end mouseUp
Perhaps this will get you started to build your own GUI.
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On 3 jul 2009, at 11:45, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
Hello,
I am looking for a Mac OS (freeware?) Zip-Tool with a GUI, where you
can
choose Source and Target Dir, as you can do it with all zip tools on
Win.
As far as I understand the OS build in zip function and most other
tools I
have found so far, all of them just unzip the zip file directly in the
source folder, without asking for a destination.
What is a recommended tool on Mac, beside making my own with rev :) ?
Thanks
Tiemo
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