Version 5.0.0

• Potentially breaking: Version now returns a char vector
• Field EXE introduced that allows setting a full path to the 7z EXE
• Packages updated
• "Make" improved

To be consumed as a Tatin package from https://tatin.dev

Version 4.0.1

• Last version had a problem with the package config file
• Packages updated

To be consumed as a Tatin package from https://tatin.dev

Breaking changes

• Requires at least Dyalog 18.0
• Constructors do not take refToUtils anymore
• Is a Tatin package now
• Uses packages internally
• Requires the class APLTreeUtils2

Consume as a Tatin package from https://tatin.dev

BREAKING CHANGE: File extension changed from .DYALOG to .APLC

v3.0.0

File extension changed from .DYALOG to .APLC

Referencing `zipFilename` caused a VALUE ERROR (typo)

v2.2.5

Bug fix: referencing '\''zipFilename'\'' caused Value Error

:Include APLTreeUtils fixed

v2.4.4

:Include APLTreeUtils fixed

Meaningful msg in case 7z.exe cannot be found.

In case the 7z.exe cannot be found an appropriate message is assigned to more,
So far it was empty. The return code remains 2 ("File not found") which may make the user think that the file to be zipped is not found when it's actually the sevenzip exe that is causing the trouble.

7zip bug documented

7zip's "List" method does not handle non-ANSI characters correctly, at least not all of them. We cannot change that but we can document it.

Bug fix

Under rare circumstances Add crashed with a VALUE ERROR on counter.

First release on GitHub

First release on GitHub after the conversion from the APL wiki.

Pre-GitHub releases:

• 2.2.1:
  • Under rare circumstances SevenZip might crash with a VALUE ERROR on counter.
• 2.2.0:
  • Converted to GitHub from the APL wiki
• 2.1.2:
  • Documentation improved.
  • Better performance in case a file does not exist.
• 2.1.1:
  • Bug fix: list of types was missing "gz".
• 2.1.0:
  • New method History.
  • SevenZip is now managed by acre 3.
• 2.0.3: type...
• 2.0.2:
  • Finally I got to the bottom of the occasionally failure that disappeared
    by simply trying again, or trace through the code. Should be fine now.
• 2.0.1:
  Uses the new version of FilesAndDirs (syntax change).