SAMPLE: Using the LZFILE FunctionsLast reviewed: February 15, 1996Article ID: Q86267 |
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SUMMARYLZFILE is a file in the Microsoft Software Library that demonstrates using the functions provided by the LZEXPAND dynamic-link library (DLL). LZEXPAND.DLL contains functions to decompress files compressed with the COMPRESS.EXE application, which is an MS-DOS application that implements the Lempel-Ziv data compression algorithm. The LZFILE application demonstrates the following functions: CopyLZFile, GetExpandedName, LZClose, LZCopy, LZDone, LZOpenFile, LZRead, LZSeek, and LZStart. Each of the LZEXPAND functions work with both compressed and uncompressed files under Microsoft Windows versions 3.0 and 3.1. Download LZFILE.EXE, a self-extracting file, from the Microsoft Software Library (MSL) on the following services:
MORE INFORMATIONLZFILE has three menu options to access files: Open, Copy 1, and Copy Multiple. LZFILE uses the Open and Save As dialog boxes from the common dialog box library to retrieve the filenames. If the user chooses Open from the File menu, LZFILE calls LZOpenFile to open the file and reads the contents with LZRead. If the file is compressed, LZRead decompresses the file. LZFILE displays the file's contents in a read-only edit control that fills the application's client area. The LZClose function closes the file. If the user selects Copy 1 from the File menu, LZFILE calls LZOpenFile to open the source and destination files, calls LZCopy to copy the source file into the destination file (which decompresses the source if necessary), and calls LZClose to close both files. If the user selects Copy Multiple from the File menu, LZFILE calls LZStart to allocate memory for multiple file copies, LZOpenFile to open the source and destination files, CopyLZFile to copy the files (and decompress them if necessary), LZClose to close the files, and LZDone to free the memory allocated by LZStart.
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Additional reference words: 3.00 3.10 softlib LZFILE.EXE
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