#
#	Compression configuration file for NC 4.0 M
#
#	Author 	: Anthony O'Dowd
#	Date	: Jan '93
#
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##
#
# The format of this file is as follows :-
#
#	<1> To define the start of a compression utilities command
#	    lines use the : followed by a short descriptive piece of text.
#	    This text is displayed on the Compression Method Selection Dialog box.
#
#	<2> To define the characteristics of a compression utility
#           use a two digit number followed by a :. The two digits are 
#	    significant as they define the type of command that the
#	    compression utility supports.
#
#	The meaning of these numbers is as follows :-
#
#	00:     File extension of compressed file type
#	01:	Command to add a file to a compressed file.
#       02:	Command to add a file to a compressed file 
#		and also store the file's full pathname.
#	03:	Command to extract a file from a compressed file.
#       04:     Command to extract a file from a compressed file 
#		and maintain it's full pathname.
#	05:	Command to move a file to a compressed file.
#       06:	Command to move a file to a compressed file and 
#		also store the files full pathname.
#	07:	Command to delete a file from a compressed file.
#	08:	Command to select the best compression method supported 
#		by the compression utility.
#	09:	Command to create the smallest compressed file.
#	10:	Command to create a compressed file in the fastest possible time.
#	11:	Trait Integer. This is a sixteen bit integer that defines
#		some additional characteristics about the compression
#		utility. The two most important bits in this number are :-
#			bit 15...Set to one if the compression utility
#				 supports the concept of response file. 
#			bit 14...Set to one if you want to have an interactive
#				 session with the compression utility. In this
#				 mode Commander allows the compression utility 
#				 display its progress on the screen on top 
#				 of the Commander file panels. This can be
#				 useful in debugging the switches on
#				 the compression utilities.
#	12:	If the Trait Integer bit 15 is set to 1 this is the definition
#		of the character that must precede the response filename.
#	13:     This defines the mapping of the compression error codes to the
#		codes that Commander understands. This is for error checking and
#		reporting.
#
#		The error codes handled by Norton Commander are :-
#
#		0.....No error
#		7.....Illegal Compression utility used that Commander can understand
#		8.....Compression utility not defined in Packer.set
#		9.....Not enough memory to run compression utility
#	       10.....Cannot find the compression utility. ( It must be on the path for Commander to find it.)
#	       11.....Cannot locate Command.com to load compression utility
#	       12.....Cannot find the compression utility. ( It must be on the path for Commander 
#		      to find it.)
#	       13.....Cannot find the PACKER.SET file 
#	       14.....Cannot open the response file
#	       15.....Not enough parameters specified on command line.
#
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#
:PKZIP 1.x/2.x
00:ZIP
01:pkzip -u -wHS
02:pkzip -u -P -wHS
03:pkunzip -o
04:pkunzip -o -d
05:pkzip -mu -wHS
06:pkzip -mu -P -wHS
07:pkzip -d
08:-es
09:-ex
10:-ex
11:01
12:@
#
# This defines the mapping of error codes for pkzip to
# the standard error codes that Commander understands.
#
13:14,3;1,1;16,4;13,2;11,6
:ARJ
00:ARJ
01:arj u -y 
02:arj u -y 
03:arj e -y -e 
04:arj x -y 
05:arj m -y -d -e 
06:arj m -y -d 
07:arj d -y
08:-m4 
09:-m1 
10:-m1
11:01
12:!
13:6,1;1,2;5,3;7,4;96,1
:ARC
00:ARC
01:arc a
02:arc a
03:arc eow
04:arc xow
05:arc muw
06:arc muwz
07:arc dw
08:
09:
10:
11:00
12:@
13:255,5
:PAK
00:PAK
01:pak u
02:pak u 
03:pak e -wa
04:pak e -i -wa
05:pak m -wa
06:pak m -wa -i
07:pak d -wa
08:/C 
09:/CR
10:/S
11:01
12:@
13:1;6
:ZOO
00:ZOO
01:zoo -add
02:zoo -add 
03:zoo -extract 
04:zoo -extract
05:zoo -move
06:zoo -move
07:zoo -delete
08: 
09:
10:
11:00
12:@
13:1;6
:LHARC
00:LHZ
01:lharc u -am
02:lharc a -apm
03:lharc e -wm 
04:lharc e -wm 
05:lharc m -am
06:lharc m -am 
07:lharc d -mm 
08:
09:
10:
11:00
12:
13:1;6



 
