TC11.x bug reports (English) • [TC 11.50b2] Help pages not adjusted after introduction of internal 7-Zip packer

Help pages not adjusted after introduction of internal 7-Zip packer:

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Page: Configuration - Packer

The ZIP packer is configured on a separate page.

The ZIP packer and 7-Zip packer are configured on a separate pages.

See also: Handling of archives (ZIP, ARJ, LZH, RAR, UC2, ACE)

The page includes 7Z and is called "Working with archives (ZIP, ARJ, LZH, RAR, UC2, CAB, ACE, 7Z)"

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Page: Dialog box: Pack

The files are then packed externally by one of the packers pkZIP, ARJ, LHA, RAR, UC2 or ACE. Total Commander contains an internal ZIP packer.

7-Zip not mentioned in both lines.

Important: You must specify the correct packer (zip, arj, lha, rar, uc2 or ace) in front of the archive file, separated by a colon (:).

7z missing.

Multiple disk archives (ZIP, ARJ, RAR, ACE)

7-Zip missing.

This function supports ZIP, RAR, ACE and ARJ, and also some plugins like SQX. An unpacker for ZIP is included: By default, files packed as ZIP-SFX are unpacked to the current directory, but a different directory can be chosen before extraction.

7-Zip missing.

Allows you to encrypt files. Either requires the internal ZIP packer, or external packers (RAR, ARJ) or plugins supporting encryption (e.g. SQX).

7-Zip missing.

Compression rate Only for internal ZIP, GZ and TGZ packers

7-Zip missing.

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Page: Pack

Allows packing of the selected files with one of the packers pkZIP, ARJ, LHA, RAR, UC2 and ACE.

Missing: internal packers ZIP and 7-Zip. Remove U2?

Important: In the dialog box you must specify the name of the packer (zip, arj, lha, rar, uc2 or ace) with a colon [ : ] between packer and file name, otherwise the files will be copied!!!

7z missing.

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Page: What is Total Commander?

- Internal unpackers for ZIP, ARJ, LZH, GZ, TAR, RAR, ACE, and 7Z formats.
- Internal ZIP packer, based on ZLib by Jean-loup Gailly.

Missing: - Internal 7-Zip packer
"Internal ZIP packer, based on ZLib by Jean-loup Gailly" may not be entirely correct anymore.

Statistics: Posted by white — 2024-10-19, 14:50 UTC

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