The thing that I consistently would find most useful is a listfile format where if filenames are followed by a tab and then a path/name (relative or absolute), the filename would be stored under that path, otherwise it would assume the file as the path.
Thus a list file of
D:\a.txt [tab] info\notes.doc
Would add the file "d:\a.txt" into the archive as "info\notes.doc"
Without the 2nd part after the tab it would be added in as usual as D:\a.txt
This would allow programs to package up files in a customised way for sending for different purposes.
I imagine as enhancements go it would be fairly simple with it presumably already having to process these two elements albeit presently as identical values.
David
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The thing that I consistently would find most useful is a listfile format where if filenames are followed by a tab and then a path/name (relative or absolute), the filename would be stored under that path, otherwise it would assume the file as the path.
Thus a list file of
D:\a.txt [tab] info\notes.doc
Would add the file "d:\a.txt" into the archive as "info\notes.doc"
Without the 2nd part after the tab it would be added in as usual as D:\a.txt
This would allow programs to package up files in a customised way for sending for different purposes.
I imagine as enhancements go it would be fairly simple with it presumably already having to process these two elements albeit presently as identical values.
David