Detailed Description
Example code that shows you how to write a ZipReader interface for the ZipIo class.
This example code shows you how to write a ZipReader driver object. The ZipIo class uses the ZipReader driver object when reading Zip-data from a Zip-File. See class ZipIo for more information.
This example code uses the file system for reading the Zip-File. The constructor opens the Zip-File and method "diskRead", see code, uses the Posix function fseek for setting the file pointer to the requested offset position and function fread for reading the actual data.
#include <FileZipReader.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| FileZipReader (const char *pathName) | |
| The ZipReader constructor opens the Zip-File for reading. More... | |
| ~FileZipReader () | |
| The destructor closes the file connection. More... | |
 Public Member Functions inherited from ZipReader | |
| ZipReader () | |
| Uninitialized storage; call ZipReader_constructor before use. More... | |
| ZipReader (CspReader_Read r, U32 zipFileSize) | |
| Initialize a reader interface; no ZIP data is read yet. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from CspReader | |
| bool | isValid () |
| int | read (void *data, U32 offset, U32 size, bool blockStart) |
| Invoke the installed CspReader_Read callback synchronously. More... | |
| void | setIsValid () |
| Mark the implementation initialized after opening/checking its data. More... | |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ FileZipReader()
| FileZipReader::FileZipReader | ( | const char * | pathName | ) |
The ZipReader constructor opens the Zip-File for reading.
You must call CspReader::isValid, which informs you if the constructor successfully opened the Zip-File for reading.
- Parameters
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pathName is the path and name to the Zip-File.
◆ ~FileZipReader()
| FileZipReader::~FileZipReader | ( | ) |
The destructor closes the file connection.