[Opengtoolkit-svn] SF.net SVN: opengtoolkit:[998] trunk/lvzip

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Revision: 998
          http://opengtoolkit.svn.sourceforge.net/opengtoolkit/?rev=998&view=rev
Author:   labviewer
Date:     2009-09-02 20:54:04 +0000 (Wed, 02 Sep 2009)

Log Message:
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Updated test files and added a new test for deleting files from an archive

Modified Paths:
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    trunk/lvzip/build lvzip.vi
    trunk/lvzip/build_support/Pre-Post Build (testing).vi
    trunk/lvzip/tests/lvzip-test add to empty archive.vi
    trunk/lvzip/tests/lvzip-test-delete files from archive.vi
    trunk/lvzip/tests/lvzip-test-lg bin files.vi
    trunk/lvzip/tests/lvzip-test-memory stream.vi
    trunk/lvzip/tests/lvzip-test-sm text files.vi
    trunk/lvzip/tests/lvzip-test-string compress.vi

Modified: trunk/lvzip/build lvzip.vi
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Modified: trunk/lvzip/build_support/Pre-Post Build (testing).vi
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Modified: trunk/lvzip/tests/lvzip-test add to empty archive.vi
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Modified: trunk/lvzip/tests/lvzip-test-delete files from archive.vi
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Modified: trunk/lvzip/tests/lvzip-test-lg bin files.vi
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Modified: trunk/lvzip/tests/lvzip-test-memory stream.vi
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Modified: trunk/lvzip/tests/lvzip-test-sm text files.vi
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Modified: trunk/lvzip/tests/lvzip-test-string compress.vi
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