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Stuff ToolKit ©1999-2000 Christian Quest - All rights reserved
Portions of Stuff ToolKit are Copyright © 1990-99 Aladdin Systems, Inc.
Stuff ToolKit™ is a 4th Dimension plug-in that allow to use Aladdin Systems Stuffit Engine directly from 4th Dimension programming language.
With Stuff ToolKit you can:
- stuff and unstuff files using Stuffit, ZIP or BZip compression algorithms
- encrypt stuffed files
- verify stuffed and/or encrypted files
- mount and unmount disk images in several formats
- decompress other non Stuffit compressed files
- decode most encoded files
The full list of file formats recognized by Stuff ToolKit depend on the version of the Stuffit Engine you've installed on your system. Please refer to your Stuffit Engine documentation or readme files for more details.
Stuff ToolKit comes in two versions, a "light" version not including the Stuffit Engine, and a "Pro" version including Stuffit Engine.
Operating System
The current version of Stuff ToolKit only works on Macintosh computer running System 7.5 and above.
A Windows version of Stuff ToolKit is under development. For more info, please contact stuff-toolkit-windows@cquest.org
Stuffit Engine™ requirement
Stuff ToolKit comes in two versions, a "light" version not including the Stuffit Engine, and a "Pro" version including Stuffit Engine.
Stuff ToolKit Light cannot run without the help of Stuffit Engine from Aladdin Systems, Inc.
If Stuffit Engine is not installed on your computer, we recommand you to install one of Aladdin's products (like "DropStuff") which will install an unregistered version of Stuffit Engine.
Stuff ToolKit Pro doesn't need that Stuffit Engine be installed because Stuffit Engine is integrated directly in Stuff ToolKit Pro plugin.
All technical support regarding Stuff ToolKit is done exclusively by email: stuff-toolkit-support@cquest.orgA dedicated mailing list is also available. To subscribe to this mailing list, just send an email to: stuff-toolkit-talk-on@ lists.cquest.org
Stuff ToolKit web site is available at: http://www.cquest.org/stuff-toolkit/
v1.1 (24-Mar-2000)
- fixed problems in most option flags that where not recognized as described by the manual.
- added support for Stuffit Engine 5.5 new features including ZIP and BZip compression, Windows self extracting Stuffit and ZIP files with the following new routines:
Just copy the "StuffToolKit-Light.4DX" or 'StuffToolKit-Pro.4DX" file into the Mac4DX folder of the 4th Dimension Database in which you want to use Stuff ToolKit.There's nothing more to do !
Demo version
Stuff ToolKit Light will run for a 30 minute period if no valid licence number is provided. After that evaluation or demonstration period, Stuff ToolKit Light will not run anymore. You'll have to quit your 4D database then relaunch it to be able to use it for an additionnal evaluation/demonstration period of 30 minutes.
Stuff ToolKit Pro can't be used for evaluation or demonstration. Stuff ToolKit Pro will only run with a valid Stuff ToolKit Pro license number.
License numbers
The license number you received after purchasing Stuff ToolKit Light or Stuff ToolKit Pro must be passed to Stuff ToolKit using the SE_Init command.
Stuff ToolKit Light license numbers are starting with "ZTKL", Stuff ToolKit Pro license numbers are starting with "ZTKP".
Stuff ToolKit Light will recognize Stuff ToolKit Pro license numbers, but Stuff ToolKit Pro will not recognize Stuff ToolKit Light license numbers.
The first 4 chars are uppercase letters (A..Z), all other chars are digits (0..9).
The following section of this document will review each Stuff ToolKit command, the parameters you can pass to it, the optional flags values and the error it may return.
SE_Init
Syntax: err := SE_Init(part1; part2)
Parameters:
-> part1 (alpha) first part of Stuff ToolKit license number
-> part2 (longint) second part of Stuff ToolKit license number
<- err (longint) negatives values indicate that an error occured
Note:
See "License numbers" for more details on Stuff ToolKit license numbers.
SE_GetVers
Syntax: err := SE_GetVers(pluginVers; libVers; engineVers)
Parameters:
<- pluginVers (longint) encoded in hexadecimal (ex: 16781057 = $01000F01 = v1.0 F 1)
<- libVers (longint)
<- engineVers (longint)
<- err (longint) negatives values indicate that an error occured
SE_Registered
Syntax: registered := SE_Registered
<- registered (longint) 1= Stuffit Engine is registered
SE_Stuff
SE_Stuff will compress the source file using the Stuffit algorithm and produce the destination file.
Syntax: err := SE_Stuff(source; destination; flags)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file or folder to compress
-> destination (Alpha) indicates the full pathname of the compressed file
-> flags (longint) is a list of options (see valid options in table#1)
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
` compress a single file
myErr := SE_Stuff("Macintosh HD:OriginalFile";"Macintosh HD:Archive.sit";SE_Conflict_Replace+SE_DeleteOriginal)` compress a folder
myErr := SE_Stuff("Macintosh HD:MyFolder:";"Macintosh HD:CompressedFolder.sit";SE_Conflict_Replace+SE_DeleteOriginal)
SE_Unstuff
SE_Unstuff will unstuff (decompress) the source file.
Syntax: err := SE_Unstuff(source; destination; flags)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file to decompress
-> destination (Alpha) indicates the full pathname of the uncompressed file
-> flags (longint) is a list of options (see valid options in table#1)
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
myErr := SE_Unstuff("Macintosh HD:Archive.sit";"Macintosh HD:";SE_PromptForDestination+SE_DeleteOriginal)
SE_ZIP (new in v1.1, needs Engine 5.5 or above)
SE_ZIP will compress using the ZIP algorithm the source file and produce the destination "ZIP" file.
Syntax: err := SE_ZIP(source; destination; flags; compLevel; pass)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file or folder to compress
-> destination (Alpha) indicates the full pathname of the compressed file
-> flags (longint) is a list of options (see valid options in table#1)
-> compLevel (longint) is a value between 1 and 9 (1 = faster compression, 6 = normal, 9 = slower but better compression)
-> pass (Alpha) is a password used to encrypt the resulting ZIP file (not implemented in Stuffit Engine v5.5)
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
` compress a single file
myErr := SE_ZIP("Macintosh HD:OriginalFile";"Macintosh HD:Archive.zip";SE_Conflict_Replace+SE_DeleteOriginal)` compress a folder
myErr := SE_ZIP("Macintosh HD:MyFolder:";"Macintosh HD:CompressedFolder.zip";SE_Conflict_Replace+SE_DeleteOriginal)
SE_BZip (new in v1.1, needs Engine 5.5 or above)SE_BZip will compress the source file using the BZip algorithm and produce the destination file.
Syntax: err := SE_BZip(source; destination; flags; compLevel)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file or folder to compress
-> destination (Alpha) indicates the full pathname of the compressed file
-> flags (longint) is a list of options (see valid options in table#1)
-> compLevel (longint) is a value between 1 and 9 (1 = faster compression, 6 = normal, 9 = slower but better compression)
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
` compress a single file
myErr := SE_BZip("Macintosh HD:OriginalFile";"Macintosh HD:Archive.bz2")
SE_SIT2SEA
SE_SIT2SEA will convert a stuffit compressed file (.sit) into a self-extracting application (.sea).
Syntax: err := SE_SIT2SEA(source)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file to convert
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
myErr := SE_SIT2SEA("Macintosh HD:Archive.sit")
SE_Verify
SE_Verify will check the integrity of a stuffit file.
Syntax: err := SE_Verify(source; password)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file to check
-> password (Alpha) indicate the optional password of the file
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
myErr := SE_Verify("Macintosh HD:Archive.sit";"myPassword")
SE_ConvToEXE (new in v1.1, needs Engine 5.5 or above)
SE_ConvToEXE will convert a Stuffit or ZIP compressed file (.sit or .zip) into a Windows self-extracting application (.exe).
Note: The converted file is not renamed, you have to rename it.
Syntax: err := SE_ConvToEXE(source)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file to convert
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
myErr := SE_ConvToEXE ("Macintosh HD:Archive.sit")
SE_ConvFromEXE (new in v1.1, needs Engine 5.5 or above)
SE_ConvFromoEXE will convert a Stuffit or ZIP Windows self-extracting application (.exe) into a Stuffit or ZIP compressed file (.sit or .zip).
Note: The converted file is not renamed, you have to rename it.
Syntax: err := SE_ConvFromEXE(source)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file to convert
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
myErr := SE_ConvFromEXE ("Macintosh HD:Archive.exe")
SE_Encode
SE_Encode can be used to encode a file in BinHex or MacBinary format.
A BinHex file a text file containing only 7bit ASCII characters.
A MacBinary file is a "binary" file using 8bit data.
Both encodings retain Macintosh specific informations (resource fork, creator and type signature, etc).
Syntax: err := SE_Encode(source; destination; encodingType; flags)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file to encode
-> destination (Alpha) indicates the full pathname of the encoded file
-> encodingType (longint) indicated the type of encoding (SE_EncodeBinhex = 1, SE_EncodeMacBinary = 2)
-> flags (longint) is a list of options (see valid options in table#1)
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
err := SE_Encode("Macintosh HD:OriginalFile";"Macintosh HD:EncodedFile.hqx";SE_EncodeBinhex)
SE_GetFormat
Before expanding a file, it is usefull to know which type of file it is. SE_GetFormat returns the kind of file format of the given file.
Syntax: format := SE_GetFormat(source)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file
<- format (longint) indicated the format of the source file (see table#2)
Example:
format := SE_GetFormat("Macintosh HD:OriginalFile")
If (format = SE_FormatUnknown)
Alert("Unknown file format !")
Else
err := SE_Expand("Macintosh HD:OriginalFile";""Macintosh HD:ExpandedFile")
End if
SE_ExpandSE_Expand can be used to expand a lot of different encoding and compression file formats (see table#2 ).
Syntax: err := SE_Expand(source; destination; flags)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file to encode
-> destination (Alpha) indicates the full pathname of the encoded file
-> flags (longint) is a list of options (see valid options in table#1)
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
err := SE_Expand("Macintosh HD:EncodedFile";"Macintosh HD:ExpandedFile";SE_PromptForDestination)
SE_CountSeg
SE_CountSeg can be used to determine the number of segments that SE_MakeSeg will produce.
Syntax: err := SE_CountSeg(source; segSize; numSeg)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file to segment
-> segSize (longint) size in bytes of the segments
<- numSeg (longint) returns the number of segments
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
err := SE_CountSeg("Macintosh HD:EncodedFile";1024*1024;numSeg)
Alert("This file will require "+String(numSeg)+" segments.")
SE_MakeSeg
SE_MakeSeg creates a segmented version of the given file. Segmenting a file can be usefull when copying large files on floppies or sending large files using email.
Syntax: err := SE_MakeSeg(source; destination; segSize; flags)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file to segment
-> destination (Alpha) indicates the full pathname of the segmented files
-> segSize (longint) indicates the size in byte of the segments
-> flags (longint) is a list of options (see valid options in table#1)
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
err := SE_MakeSeg("Macintosh HD:Archive.sit";"Macintosh HD:";SE_MakeSEA)
SE_IsFirstSeg
SE_IsFirstSeg can be used to determine if a given file is the first segment of a segmented stuffit file.
Syntax: isFirstSeg := SE_IsFirstSeg(source)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file to encode
<- err (longint) MacOS error code (1 indicate that the file is the first segment)
Example:
If (SE_IsFirstSeg("Macintosh HD:SegFile.sit")=1)
err := SE_JoinSeg("Macintosh HD:SegFile.sit"; "Macintosh HD:JoinedFile")
End If
SE_JoinSeg
SE_JoinSeg can be used to join segmented files are restore the original unsegmented file.
Syntax: err := SE_JoinSeg(source; destination; flags)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the first segmented file to join
-> destination (Alpha) indicates the full pathname of the joined file
-> flags (longint) is a list of options (see valid options in table#1)
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
err := SE_JoinSeg("Macintosh HD:Archive.sit";"Macintosh HD:JoinedFile";0)
SE_MountImage
SE_MountImage can be used to mount a disk image on the desktop.
Syntax: err := SE_MountImage(source; flags; driveNum; volName)
-> source (Alpha) indicate the full pathname of the file to segment
-> flags (longint) is a list of options (see valid options in table#1)
<- driveNum (longint) is the drive reference number of the mounted disk image
<- volName (Alpha) is the volume name of the mounted disk image
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
By default, disk images are mounted locked, use SE_MountUnlocked to mount them as read/write volumes. Be aware that some disk images cannot be mounted unlocked (compressed disk images for example).
Example:
err := SE_MountImage("Macintosh HD:Disk1.img";SE_VerifyBeforeMount;driverNum;volName)
...
err := SE_UnmountImage(driveNum; volName)
SE_UnmountImage
SE_UnmountImage unmount a previously mounted disk image.
Syntax: err := SE_UnmountImage(driveNum; volName)
-> driveNum (longint) is the drive reference number of the mounted disk image
-> volName (Alpha) is the volume name of the mounted disk image
<- err (longint) MacOS error code
Example:
err := SE_MountImage("Macintosh HD:Disk1.img";SE_VerifyBeforeMount;driverNum;volName)
...
err := SE_UnmountImage(driveNum; volName)
Table 1 - Option values
1For BinHex encoding only
SE_Stuff SE_Unstuff SE_Expand SE_Encode SE_MountImage SE_MakeSeg SE_JoinSeg SE_Zip
SE_BZip
SE_Conflict_Prompt (default) = 0
SE_Conflict_Replace = 1
SE_Conflict_Rename = 2
SE_Conflict_Skip = 3X X
X SE_DontCreateFolder (default) = 0
SE_SmartCreateFolder = 4
SE_AlwaysCreateFolder = 8
X X
SE_NeverConvertText (default) = 0
SE_SmartConvertText = 16
SE_AlwaysConvertText = 32
X X
SE_DeleteOriginal = 64
X X X X
X X X X SE_StopOnAbort = 128
X
SE_PromptForDestination = 256
X
SE_SaveComments = 512
X
SE_EncryptOriginal = 1024
X
X 2
SE_ResolveAlias = 2048
X
X
SE_AddLineFeeds = 4096
X1
SE_MountUnlocked = 1
X
SE_VerifyBeforeMount = 2
X
SE_MountInRAM = 4
X
SE_MakeSEA = 1
X
SE_EncodeBinHex = 1
SE_EncodeMacBinary = 2
SE_MacBinary_Never = 0
SE_MacBinary_Smart = 8192
SE_MacBinary_Always = 16384
X
2Currently not supported by Stuffit Engine 5.5Table 2 - File formats (Stuffit Engine 5.5 and above)
1Introduced in Stuffit Engine v5.5
SE_FormatUnknown
0
Unknown file format2
SE_FormatStuffit
1
Stuffit compressed file
SE_FormatBinhex
2
Binhex encoded file(see SE_Encode)
SE_FormatCompactPro
3
Compact Pro compressed file-
SE_FormatAppleLinkPKG
4
AppleLink "PKG" compressed file
SE_FormatZIP
5
ZIP compressed file
SE_FormatARC
6
ARC compressed file
SE_FormatUnixCompress
7
Unix "compress" compressed file
SE_FormatUUcode
8
uucode encoded file
SE_FormatMacBinary
9
MacBinary encoded file (see SE_Encode)
SE_FormatTAR
10
Unix TAR (tape archive) file
SE_FormatMIME
11
MIME (Multipart Internet Mail Extension) encoded file
SE_FormatStuffitSegment
12
Stuffit segmented file (see SE_JoinSeg, SE_MakeSeg)
SE_FormatPrivateFile
13
Private File encrypted file
SE_FormatLHA
14
LHA compressed file
SE_FormatShrinkWrap3
15
ShrinkWrap 3 disk image file
SE_FormatShrinkWrapSMI3
16
ShrinkWrap 3 sefl mount image file
SE_FormatNDIF
17
DOS disk image file
SE_FormatDiskCopy42
18
Disk Copy 4.2 disk image file
SE_FormatDriveContainer
19
DriveContainer disk image file
SE_FormatDiskDupPlus
20
DiskDupPlus disk image file
SE_FormatMSDOS
21
DOS disk image file
SE_FormatDART
22
DART disk image file
SE_FormatStuffitDlx
23
Stuffit Deluxe compressed file
SE_FormatRAR1
24
RAR compressed file
SE_FormatBZip1
25
BZip compressed file
SE_FormatFloppierImage1
26
Floppier disk image file
SE_FormatFastCopyImage1
27
FastCopyImage disk image file
SE_FormatDiskCopyCmpImage1
28
Apple Disk Copy compressed disk image file
SE_FormatAladdinSEA1
29
Stuffit Windows self-extracting files
SE_FormatDiskDoubler1
30
DiskDoubler compressed file
2Other value may be returned by more recent version of the Stuffit Engine.
Written & © by Christian Quest - 24-Mar-2000