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The TArchiver can encapsulate and hide the physical storage of the archive, including spanned sets. Every archive maintains a list of contained files (TArchItems), which can be accessed as streams. When reading or writing such an stream requires to change the media, the user of the application is asked to do so.
2009-11-10 05:03:48 UTC in TurboPower Abbrevia
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In my Abbrevia4 redesign every archive provides an TArchStream for reading and writing data. The application code does not need to know that it reads or writes an archive, it can work with the archive, or with files in an multi-file archive, like with every other file.
2009-11-09 03:32:42 UTC in TurboPower Abbrevia
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IMO **all** de/compression classes should be implemented as streams, encapsulating eventual block or window buffers.
2009-11-06 02:36:34 UTC in TurboPower Abbrevia
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