Ann: fhRAR v0.1.0

[FlyingHorse]

@icfu
Thank you for the kind words.

As for your problem about opening RAR archives that are in use could you provide a bit more information? Are you speaking about a single RAR archive or a multi-volume archive? Also what failure message do you get from my plugin (it should say fhRAR on the title bar)?

@pdavit
*click* from me as well

@taohe
Thanks to you for your kind words as well.

In regards to your question about extracting only part of a large file contained in a multi-volume set I am afraid that there is no way to do that at this time. Since the source is available for UnRAR I may eventually be able to dispense with having to use the UnRAR.dll file alltogether and then things might be different.

[icfu]

Are you speaking about a single RAR archive or a multi-volume archive?

I am talking about single RAR archives, haven't tried out multi-volume archive downloads till now.

While downloading a RAR file I doubleclick it and get:

Cannot open X:\bla\blubb.rar!

Message box says "fhRAR" in titlebar. When pressing OK in that message box I get:

Fehler in gepackter Datei X:\bla\blubb.rar!

This box belongs to Total Commander.

When I deactivate your plugin and restart TC I can open the archive flawlessly, when I reenable your plugin and restart TC I cannot open it anymore. This behaviour is reproducible with different archives.

Icfu

[ghisler(Author)]

2FlyingHorse
Make sure to open the file as read only (FILE_READ) and with FILE_SHARE_READ and FILE_SHARE_RIGHT flags, so others are allowed to read and write to the file.

[FlyingHorse]

@icfu
Currently while using my plugin you won't be able to open archives that are partially downloaded. fhRAR does not directly handle file opening and closing at this time. Everything is passed off to the unrar.dll.

@ghisler
Thank you for the tips.

[TychoBarfy]

Unfortunately fhRAR doesn't support higher ASCII characters as
I would like it to.

If I have files or folders in the multiple RAR which contain higher
ASCII chars like ÄäÖöÜüß (german) this chars are not displayed
correctly. All files get there correct names after extraction.
Folders too but there is an additional empty folder with the
smashed name for each of those containing these chars in the
name.

Example: (´#^? means replaced chars)

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Original content:
[Root folder]
[folder with aÄöÖ] (containing files)
file with aÄöÖ.iso

Content view of the archive:
[Root folder]
[folder with ´#^?] (containing files)
file with ´#^?.iso

After extraction:
[Root folder]
[folder with ´#^?] (empty)
[folder with aÄöÖ] (containing files)
file with aÄöÖ.iso

If I use a german unrar.dll it is the same effect.
So I think its an issue of the wcx. Or not?

[XPEHOPE3KA]

2FlyingHorse
BTW, will you release your plugin at totalcmd.net?

[Lesmo16]

Unfortunately fhRAR doesn't support higher ASCII characters as I would like it to.
.....

If I use a german unrar.dll it is the same effect.
So I think its an issue of the wcx. Or not?

All German users should have this problem, so me too.

@FlyingHorse:
A fix would be great!

[XPEHOPE3KA]

2Lesmo16
All Russian too...

[iElectric]

I get error when trying to associate with .rar :
This is not a valid packer plugin! You can find valid plugins on www.ghisler.com under section "addons".

I cant open any more any .rar files.

EDIT: now it works, nice, thanks!

[st]

has this stopped upgrading?
i cannot delete a file within a rar using this.

[iElectric]

I hope he fixes the ASCII thing. Have many folders name like that.

[Postkutscher]

new beta version with cirillic support
http://ifolder.ru/422585
password: wincmd.ru

Test it, use it. No warranty, as always. But I hope it will useful. I will wait for the bugreports.

[Postkutscher]

Unfortunately fhRAR doesn't support higher ASCII characters as I would like it to.

All German users should have this problem, so me too.

Problem solved.

[iElectric]

In TC7 sometimes for mutiple rars it shows empty package..

[Postkutscher]

Could you please send me some sample? e.g. upload this archive(s) to rapidshare.de .
What a language do you use?