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Re: Question about zipping files
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Re: Question about zipping files


  • Subject: Re: Question about zipping files
  • From: cocoa learner <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 15 Feb 2010 12:24:40 +0530

>
> 1. Use NSTask to create a zip file, passing in as arguments all the
> filenames to zip. My question about this would be whether I would run into
> any restrictions with the length of the command which well be beyond the old
> 1024 character limits (not sure if any command line argument limits are
> still extant). I would think this would be the most efficient way to do it
> (both time and memory/storage wise), so long as there are no limitations on
> command line length.
>
> *Which option would be the best to go with?*


I would recommend the first one. Create an array of selected files and pass
those to NSTask.

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> Advice would be most welcome.
>
> Thx
>
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