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Suny
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Chris
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Thanks for these. In the next release, I'll change the Control(Get) commands to be more lenient. Currently, they require the ClassNN to start with the string "Combo" or "List". Instead, those strings will be allowed anywhere in the ClassNN.
The following commands will be affected, though I'm not sure all of them will work with these "T" controls:
Control: Add, Delete, Choose, ChooseString
ControGet: FindString, Choice, List
For testing purposes, do you know of a common app that uses TListBox/TComboBox (something that I might have or could download)?
Edit: I tried to expand "ControlGet List" support TListView, but unlike TComboBox and TListBox, TListView controls don't seem to respond to the standard SysListView32 messages.
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PhiLho
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IZArc is a fine WinZip-like archiving software, which replaced 7-Zip in my heart (although I keep the later handy...) because I prefer the tree-view.
Like many of similar freeware or shareware archiving utilities, it is written in Delphi and thus uses these Txxx controls, namely a TTreeView and a TListView (and perhaps more).
[Edit] TComboBox is found in the options... |
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toralf
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Sorry, <OT> | PhiLho wrote: | | IZArc is a fine WinZip-like archiving software, which replaced 7-Zip in my heart (although I keep the later handy...) because I prefer the tree-view. |
Does IZArc have command line options?</OT>
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Suny
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PhiLho
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@Suny: You should put the GetChildHWND function (and part common to all your scripts) in a file and #Include it in your scripts: it would make shorter forum messages  and may ease the maintenance of your scripts.
@toral: Sorry, I have lost this message and found it back by searching the forum...
Yes, IZArch has some command line options:
| IZArc Help wrote: | IZArc can perform certain operations directly from the command line.
You can use the following switches to perform certain operations:
· -a (or /a) FileName1.ext;FileName2.ext
· -ad (or /ad) FileName1.ext;FileName2.ext
· -e (or /e) [Extracting Folder] FileName1.ext;FileName2.ext
· -eh (or /eh) [Extracting Folder] FileName1.ext;FileName2.ext
· -ef (or /ef) [Extracting Folder] FileName1.ext;FileName2.ext
· -cv (or /cv) FileName.ext
· -s (or /s) FileName.ext
· -t (or /t) FileName.ext
"FileName.ext" hat to include the full path and the filename (C:\Work\FileName.ext)
Opening compressed files directly from the command line:
Direct Adding files to an archives:
Extracting an archive:
Converting an archive:
If the archive is a SFX compatible (currently the following archives are supported- ACE, ARJ, BH, JAR, LHA, LZH, RAR, ZIP ), you can convert it to a SFX (Self-Extracting File):
Test an archive:
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