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The size is 24 This is your declaration : // Not to be used outside of the plugin TFileFindInfo = record Filename: PChar; FieldData: PChar; FileMask: PChar; ArchiveHandle: Integer; FieldList: PChar; InternalFindInfo: Pointer; end; This is mine : Public Type TFileFindInfo Filename As String FieldData...

Waaay too much free time...

machf wrote:I guess you have to register to be able to see any attachments, right?

Yes, you do.

And Dinoguy, it is not yet possible to do something like that with the script. Basically, because the script hasn't got a clue which files are what. It just extracts.

Oh yes, you can just reuse the same variable you want, just like in regular programming. When the Scriptor encounters a new variable name it will 'declare' that one, when set in commands like "Set", "SavePos" etc. After that the value of this may change. it will have the last val...

:) yeah, I noticed you were away for a few days - hope you had a good time! It must be nice for you to finally have other people writing scripts for your program - I know its usually hard to get people to help with things like that. WATTO watto@watto.org http://www.watto.org Yes, it's very cool! I ...

F*cking brilliant! :D I tried it on the archeo.car file and it worked! I extracted all files fine! All 1244 of them. :D Here's the mc.mrf file that contains the new Esoteria .e3 and the Carnivores .CAR scripts. Backup the old mc.mrf in the MultiEx Commander data/config dir, and put this one in inste...

Yes, we can always have a quick glance at a file to assess whether support is likely. But we do need to be able to get a whole archive or parts of that archive.

Hey, FriendsofWatto, d'you think you could take another look at this if you get the time? I tried to get help writing a script for the .car files, but apparently everyone else just doesn't want to deal with a n00b such as myself... :P :P Well, the problem is with having this as a hobby, and not as ...

Back from a weekend in Paris to visit some close friends and have a laugh after only a 7-hour drive.

And lo and behold two scripts ready to add to the next release! Great work!

Ok, well, each call to mpFindFirstFile crashes my IDE. Perhaps the "pointer" variable in the TFileInfo is not easily implemented. What is its purpose? VB doesn't have a "pointer" variable unfortunately, I know that sucks, but that's the way it is. No *p as char; vars in VB.. . . ...

Well, we did not find any information in the archive about filenames of the files that were stored. Basically it's just a list of files without names. It may be possible however that the authors stored another file with the names in. Look for a file that has the same name as the archive, but with a ...

Nice ! Okay, so but MultiEx Commander can even handle importation for cod, as you saved the positions of the offset and size variables. I have rewritten it slightly : ImpType Standard ; GoTo 24 0 ; Get FNum Long 0 ; Math FNum /= 136 ; For n = 1 To FNum ; SavePos JP 0 ; Get FN String 0 ; Math JP += 1...

W00t ! Nice job!

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Just get the MC.MRF file below and replace the original in your data/config directory of MultiEx Commander. See below for the post with the file!!

Well, I perhaps should have told you that when you copy paste Windows adds some extra spaces at the end of each line. Each line should end with a semi-colon ';' and not have trailing spaces. Then it will compile right.

Anyway, here's the ready-made mc.mrf: