Author: nsp
Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2016 2:50 am (GMT -6)
in short NO !
Internal unpack does not take any parameter and only works when you select or focus on a packed file.
With TC, you can add multiple commands but it is not possible to pass parameter to intermediate command. // you can anyhow use em_command (user command).
As said you have to handle it in a script.
Let say you get as parameter : D:\FOLDER\MyPackedFile.ZIP\FOLDER\in\ZIP\toto.bat
you will have to detect that D:\FOLDER\MyPackedFile.ZIP is a packed file and then use an utility to unpack it in a temp folder with directory structure
navigate to the extracted archive folder and then to \FOLDER\in\ZIP\ and finally execute toto.bat
once finished do not forget to cleanup all extracted data !
The simple case when no dependency are needed, can be covered by a dedicated lister or editor using F3/F4/AlfF3 ....
Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2016 2:50 am (GMT -6)
| luoganda wrote: |
| Is there an easy way - almost same as above, that when clicking user button the zipped contents are unpacked by tc to 'temp' folder - and i can use some switch where that contents are(something like %P%N)? Something like cm_unpackFiles? Has cm_unpackFiles any params to be specified, so that the process is automated and not shown? Docs says multiple internal commands can be specified and separated by , - what about mixing internal - external - multiple? One way would be to just simulate this through cm_Return and UnpackAll - if there is some option to get location of that contents... |
in short NO !
Internal unpack does not take any parameter and only works when you select or focus on a packed file.
With TC, you can add multiple commands but it is not possible to pass parameter to intermediate command. // you can anyhow use em_command (user command).
As said you have to handle it in a script.
Let say you get as parameter : D:\FOLDER\MyPackedFile.ZIP\FOLDER\in\ZIP\toto.bat
you will have to detect that D:\FOLDER\MyPackedFile.ZIP is a packed file and then use an utility to unpack it in a temp folder with directory structure
navigate to the extracted archive folder and then to \FOLDER\in\ZIP\ and finally execute toto.bat
once finished do not forget to cleanup all extracted data !
The simple case when no dependency are needed, can be covered by a dedicated lister or editor using F3/F4/AlfF3 ....