Hi,
I need to get the list of files contained in a .RAR file, and unpack some. How?
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Hi Vilian,
Here at RARLAB you find unrar.dll, a UnRAR dynamic library for Windows software developers. Maybe with this dll file it will be possible.
Here at RARLAB you find unrar.dll, a UnRAR dynamic library for Windows software developers. Maybe with this dll file it will be possible.
Best Regards,
Ruediger Alich
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HMG 3.1.3 | FTDN/FWH 13.12 | Harbour 3.2 | BCC/MinGW | Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 (32/64-Bit), Wine (Linux/Mac) - started 1999 with FW, 1989 with Clipper
Ruediger Alich
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HMG 3.1.3 | FTDN/FWH 13.12 | Harbour 3.2 | BCC/MinGW | Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 (32/64-Bit), Wine (Linux/Mac) - started 1999 with FW, 1989 with Clipper
7z can also unzip rar files
worth give it a try
Hth
Richard
Thanks,
In http://www.fivewin.com.br/exibedicas.asp?id=1046 i find how to unzip files using UnRar.dll.
But I could not identify how can obtain list of files contained in the file. Rar
Can you help -me ?
In http://www.fivewin.com.br/exibedicas.asp?id=1046 i find how to unzip files using UnRar.dll.
But I could not identify how can obtain list of files contained in the file. Rar
Can you help -me ?
vilian wrote:But I could not identify how can obtain list of files contained in the file.
Maybe this helps: unRAR.dll Manual - Exported functions
Best Regards,
Ruediger Alich
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HMG 3.1.3 | FTDN/FWH 13.12 | Harbour 3.2 | BCC/MinGW | Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 (32/64-Bit), Wine (Linux/Mac) - started 1999 with FW, 1989 with Clipper
Ruediger Alich
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HMG 3.1.3 | FTDN/FWH 13.12 | Harbour 3.2 | BCC/MinGW | Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 (32/64-Bit), Wine (Linux/Mac) - started 1999 with FW, 1989 with Clipper
Vilian,
>I need to get the list of files contained in a .RAR file, and unpack some. How?
Do you mean from within a FW program or just using a RAR utility program?
James
FWH 18.05/xHarbour 1.2.3/BCC7/Windows 10
Vilian
7z has this feature
7z l yourarchive.rar
you can redirect to a txt file and read the file afterwards
7z has a command line utility , easy to use
Hth
Richard