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Are there Objective-C classes that are equivalent to the ones contained in the Java package java.util.zip ? Is to execute a CLI command the only alternative? marcprux As of iOS8/OSX10.10 there is a built-in way to create zip archives using NSFileCoordinatorReadingOptions.ForUploading . A simple example of create zip archives without any non-Cocoa dependencies: public extension NSURL { /// Creates a zip archive of the file/folder represented by this URL and returns a references to the zipped file /// /// - parameter dest: the destination URL; if nil, the destination will be this URL with ".zip"

Given URL of an archive (e.g. a zip file) Full name (including path) of a file inside that archive I'm looking for a way (preferably in Java) to create a local copy of that file, without downloading the entire archive first . From my (limited) understanding it should be possible, though I have no idea how to do that. I've been using TrueZip , since it seems to support a large variety of archive types, but I have doubts about its ability to work in such a way. Does anyone have any experience with that sort of thing? EDIT: being able to also do that with tarballs and zipped tarballs is also

I would like to log with Nlog using the file target like in this example . How can I realize a deletion of the files after X days without archiving them? Or is it possible to archive the files to the same folder? ccellar You could simply use the built-in archiving functionality. This setting will keep 7 old log files in addition to your current log. The cleanup is done by NLog automatically. <?xml version="1.0" ?> <nlog xmlns="http://www.nlog-project.org/schemas/NLog.xsd" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <targets> <target name="file" xsi:type="File" layout="${longdate} $

I would like to read my skype message archive outside of the Skype app. And be able to export it in some sort (other than copy-paste it from my messages) as far i can figure skype only provides 30 days or archives. Any one out there using an app for archiving / exporting Skype messages? AlexS You can also look at skype's profile database ( %USERDIR%\Application Data\Skype\%your profile name%\main.db ) which is basically SQLite database and see what you can get from it. If you are using Windows 8 and above the path is %USERDIR%\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.SkypeApp\Localstate\ %your_skype

Today I tried to archive and upload a App to iTunes Connect Beta Testing. Xcode stays at the point "Copying Swift standard libraries" for about 10 minutes.. Two days ago it just were some seconds.. The CPU runs at 100% an the Fan is really really loud. it never did that before.. Then I try to upload it to the AppStore using the Organizer. But it stays ridiculously long at "Preparing Archive - Codesigning libswiftAVFoundation.dylib..." I left it over night and it still was at the same spot.. I really don't know what to do. I need to upload this build as soon as possible.... Please help me

Is there a simple way to export / archive only the changed files from a given commit or series of commits in git? I can't seem to find clear instructions to do this (and I'm new to Linux/Git). I am using msysgit, and for the most part I'm fine with deploying entire repositories but in many cases it is much more efficient to deploy small fixes a few files at a time. Pushing/pulling/installing git on the remote servers isn't really an option as my level of access varies between projects and clients. Is there a straight-forward way to (rough guess): pipe 'diff --names-only' to 'git-archive'? I

I'm working on a project which stores single images and text files in one place, like a time capsule. Now, most every project can be saved as one file, like DOC, PPT, and ODF. But complete web pages can't -- they're saved as a separate HTML file and data folder. I want to save a web page in a single archive, and while there are several solutions, there's no "standard". Which is the best format for HTML archives? Microsoft has MHTML -- basically a file encoded exactly as a MIME HTML email message. It's already based on an existing standard, and MHTML as its own was proposed as rfc2557 . This is

Is there a Python library that allows manipulation of zip archives in memory, without having to use actual disk files? The ZipFile library does not allow you to update the archive. The only way seems to be to extract it to a directory, make your changes, and create a new zip from that directory. I want to modify zip archives without disk access, because I'll be downloading them, making changes, and uploading them again, so I have no reason to store them. Something similar to Java's ZipInputStream/ZipOutputStream would do the trick, although any interface at all that avoids disk access would be