AdiIRC

Added in 2.9

$zip

Returns the name of the zip operation during a on ZIP or on UNZIP event.

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$zip(name, [N])

Returns information about a zip/unzip item during a on ZIP or on UNZIP event.

See also /zip, $ziperr, on ZIP, on UNZIP.

Parameters

name - Name of the zip/unzip operation. (can be a wildcard)
[N] - The Nth matches name.

Properties

.name - Returns the name of zip/unzip operation.
.src - Returns the source file or folder.
.dest - Returns the destination file or folder.
.ratio - Returns 0, 1 or 2 where 0 = no compression, 1 = fastest compression, 2 = optimal compression.
.unzip - Returns $true if this is a unzip operation, otherwise $false.

Example

; Zip the entire adiirc folder into 'adiirc.zip'
//zip name $qt($adiircdir) adiirc.zip

; Print the zip result when then zip operation is finished.
on *:ZIP:name:echo -ag zipped $zip($zip).src into $zip($zip).dest status: $iif($ziperr,fail,ok)

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$zip(file.zip,cetlpo,file|dir,password,N)

Create or extract zip files.

Returns "1" if the operation was successful, otherwise "0".

Parameters

file.zip - The zip file to list/test/create or extract.
cetlpo:
c - Create a new zip file.
e - Extract a zip file.
t - Test a zip file.
l - List number of files in a zip file or the Nth file.
p - TODO
o - Overwrite existing zip file or extract folder.
file|dir - File or directory to zip or directory to extract to.
password - TODO
N - Used with the "l", if N = 0, number of zipped files in the zip file, otherwise the Nth zipped file.

Example

; Creates a new zip file called 'file.zip' and adds the file 'file,txt'.
//echo -ag $zip(file.zip, c, file.txt)

; Creates a new zip file called 'file.zip' and adds the folder 'folder'.
//echo -ag $zip(file.zip, c, folder)

; Extracts the zip file 'file.zip' to the folder 'extracted'.
//echo -ag $zip(file.zip, e, extracted)

; Prints number of zipped files in the zip file 'file.zip'.
//echo -ag $zip(file.zip, l, 0)

; Prints the file name of the first zipped file in the zip file 'file.zip'.
//echo -ag $zip(file.zip, l, 1)