Thanks, it would be nice to have a mention of this feature in man 7z or 7z --help so it would not be that surprising to find it by chance when something in path given to '-o' contains a star. I can see why it would be useful on Windows with its poor cmd shell, but even then there is a for loop for this kind of thing. With a fast google search it gives some ugly cmd style snippet doing 7z x *.zip -o* as SET "p7zip=C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" FOR %%I IN (*.zip) DO ( "%p7zip%" x "%%~fI" -o"%%~dpnI"...
That's what I get: Right, this is what you get when you press Code button on empty selection. I pressed it on a string and got `string` which then used to create multi line code snippet that gobbled up newlines. If you press Code on multi-line selection it will give block framed by triple tilde. Is any of these things explained anywhere in button description? No. (Yeah, I could do some guessing about it or reading about formatting before posting, but who does that before first post? Inability to...
That's what I get: Right, this is what you get when you press Code button on empty selection. I pressed it on a string and got `string` which then used to create multi line code snippet that gobbled up newlines. If you press Code on multi-line selection it will give block framed by triple tilde. Is any these things explained anywhere in button description? No. (Yeah, I could do some guessing about it or reading about formatting before posting, but who does that before first post? Inability to edit...
That's what I get: Right, this is what you get when you press Code button on empty selection. I pressed it on a string and got `string` which then used to create multi line code snippet that gobbled up newlines. If you press Code on multi-line selection it will give block framed by triple tilde. Is any of this behavior are explained anywhere in button description? No. (Yeah, I could do some guessing about it or reading about formatting before posting, but who does that before first post? Inability...
That's what I get: Right, this is what you get when you press Code button on empty selection. I pressed it on a string and got string which then used to create multi line code snippet that gobbled up newlines. If you press Code on multi-line selection it will give block framed by triple tilde. Is any of this behavior are explained anywhere in button description? No. (Yeah, I could do some guessing about it or reading about formatting before posting, but who does that before first post? Inability...
That's what I get: Right, this is what you get when you press Code button on empty selection. I pressed it on a string and got string which then used to create multi line code snippet that gobbled up newlines. If you press Code on multi-line selection it will give block framed by triple tilde. Is any of this behavior are explained anywhere in button description? No. (Yeah, I could do some guessing about or reading formatting before posting, but who does that before first post? Inability to edit ticket...
Thanks, it would be nice to have a mention of this feature it in man 7z or 7z --help so it would not be that surprising to find it by chance when something in path given to '-o' contains a star. I can see why it would be useful on Windows with its poor cmd shell, but even then there is a for loop for this kind of thing. With a fast google search it gives some ugly cmd style snippet doing 7z x *.zip -o* as SET "p7zip=C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" FOR %%I IN (*.zip) DO ( "%p7zip%" x "%%~fI" -o"%%~dpnI"...
Okay, so sourceforge use markdown, good to know. But "Code" button gives just ``, not triple backticks. And I cant find a way to edit original post. This is completely unrelated to the bugreport issue and a problem on the sourceforge poor interface (hiding this information behind a button does not help much for first time users like me. Simple notation "We use markdown" would be much better - I cant be bothered to read documentation on formatting of a site I do not intend to use more than one time)....
Okay, so sourceforge use markdown, good to know. But "Code" button gives just ``, not triple backticks. And I cant find a way to edit original post. This is completely unrelated to the bugreport issue and a problem on the sourceforge poor interface (hiding this information behind a button does not help much for first time users like me). I would much prefer at least a word on current topic - is this by chance intended behavior or not. Because if it is intended - '-o' is almost useless - because it...
Sorry, first time using sourceforge, did not know it fucks up newlines in code formatting. Here is the thing in code block, but with new lines: mkdir test; cd test touch file.txt mkdir -p './star*path/output' 7z a NAME.7z file.txt 7z x -o'./star*path/output' NAME.7z
Star (*) is expanded into archive name in output path for 7z x command
just so you know, you can change amount of memory 7z use by changing size of dictionary and amount of fast bytes if I remember correctly, there was somewhere a formula. I set it up to use about up to 80GB on my linux machine, so the problem is not in 7z or linux, it is in you.