In my health card reader app, I receive gzipped XMLs which I want to decode.
I found the easiest method to be FolderItem.Launch, which works good but even with an additional False for Activate this will always make Finder open a window showing the Temporary Folder where I decompress the file.
Is there any way to suppress Finders reaction? Or is using a plugin the only possibility? (Thomas Tempelmanns zip project does not work with these gzips.)
Applescript?
do shell script "/usr/bin/ditto -xk " & sourceZipArchive & space & DestinationDirectory
or just run that in a shell directly
Thank you both! Running in a shell sounds promising while this is currently a Mac app, it should sooner or later work under Windows too, and the client would like to avoid using Plugins.
windows you can use the explorer from the cmd line
I posted a link to the MS docs other day
https://forum.xojo.com/conversation/post/334358
This is just for showing a file but I’m sure there a cmd line way of getting a file to unzip as well
Oh my! What answer should I check as the right one now?
Thanks again!
Several right answers below:
[quote]Applescript?
do shell script "/usr/bin/ditto -xk " & sourceZipArchive & space & DestinationDirectory[/quote]
[quote]windows you can use the explorer from the cmd line
I posted a link to the MS docs other day
https://forum.xojo.com/conversation/post/334358[/quote]