cm_UnpackFiles "/S /G" and "/G" do the same?

KozakMak · Post by *KozakMak » 2023-07-20, 08:46 UTC

cm_UnpackFiles /T="." /G
and
cm_UnpackFiles /T="." /S /G
do the same?

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Post by *petermad » 2023-07-20, 09:52 UTC

cm_UnpackFiles /T="." /G
and
cm_UnpackFiles /T="." /S /G
do the same

Not here - /S copies to folders with the same name as the selected archive(s) (without the extension) - withhout /S all the files are unpacked to the current dir (try with an archive without subfolders inside - then it is easy to see the difference.

BTW you don't need a / before each parameter - one is enough: cm_UnpackFiles /T="."SG

KozakMak · Post by *KozakMak » 2023-07-20, 10:00 UTC

okey, i figured it out: /T="."S0G

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2023-07-20, 10:34 UTC

S0 turns off the option to unpack to subdirs if it was enabled before.

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2023-07-21, 10:16 UTC

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cm_UnpackFiles "/S /G" and "/G" do the same?

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