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SC zip_list2 return
Posted: 27 Aug 2022 16:43
by jupe
I noticed that when using the recursive flag of SC zip_list2 the return contains <tab> prefix on filenames, according to docs these should only be in the return when flags=1, eg:
select a archive and run this:
text zip_list2(, <crlf>, 2);
the filenames will have <tab> prefixes. (if nested, after folder before filename)
Re: SC zip_list2 return
Posted: 27 Aug 2022 17:17
by admin
Fix comes.
Re: SC zip_list2 return
Posted: 29 Aug 2022 01:55
by jupe
I noticed that when using flag=1 the return for folders has the trailing slash after the date, not after the folder name, is that correct?, eg:
XYplorer File folder 10/9/21 4:52:28 PM\
Re: SC zip_list2 return
Posted: 29 Aug 2022 08:23
by admin
Fix comes.
Re: SC zip_list2 return
Posted: 26 Feb 2023 04:00
by jupe
I noticed that the original reported issue of the return containing tab chars was not fixed, the issue is still visible is archives that contain nested subfolders/files.
Re: SC zip_list2 return
Posted: 26 Feb 2023 10:40
by admin
Indeed, something was wrong. Fix comes. Next change log:
Code: Select all
! SC zip_list2: This fix from v23.50.0211 - 2022-08-28 11:15 did not really get it right.
Returned superfluous <tab> prefixes on filenames. Fixed.
Actually there *should* be <tab> prefixes on filenames IF the archive contains
folders and flags has bit 2 (Recurse folders). Otherwise the CSV columns of the
returned data are messed up. Fixed again.
Re: SC zip_list2 return
Posted: 02 Mar 2023 18:37
by jupe
I was a bit confused by the changelog you posted, anyway I just got around to upgrading and tested the change, and it still doesn't seem right to me, shouldn't there be no tabs unless you pass flag 1. I understand the columns comment you made, but there should be no columns unless flag 1 is passed though anyway, right?.
Re: SC zip_list2 return
Posted: 02 Mar 2023 20:00
by admin
You mean path and item should be just joined? I don't know, if I change that now it would break old code.
Re: SC zip_list2 return
Posted: 02 Mar 2023 20:08
by jupe
OK, it doesn't matter to me, I'll just script around it.