tHeaderDataEx is a structure used in ReadHeaderEx.

 

typedef struct {

    char ArcName[1024];

    char FileName[1024];

    int Flags;

    unsigned int PackSize;

    unsigned int PackSizeHigh;

    unsigned int UnpSize;

    unsigned int UnpSizeHigh;

    int HostOS;

    int FileCRC;

    int FileTime;

    int UnpVer;

    int Method;

    int FileAttr;

    char* CmtBuf;

    int CmtBufSize;

    int CmtSize;

    int CmtState;

    char Reserved[1024];

  } tHeaderDataEx;

 

 

ArcName, FileName, PackSize, UnpSize contain the name of the archive, the name of the file within the archive, size of the file when packed, and the size of the file when extracted, respectively. PackSizeHigh, UnpSizeHigh contain the upper 32 bit of a 64-bit size number. Set to 0 if the file is smaller than 4 GB.

HostOS is there for compatibility with unrar.dll only, and should be set to zero.

FileCRC is the 32-bit CRC (cyclic redundancy check) checksum of the file. If not available, set to zero.

The Cmt* values can be used to transfer file comment information. They are currently not used in Total Commander, so they may be set to zero.

FileAttr can be set to any combination of the following values:

0x1 Read-only file

0x2 Hidden file

0x4 System file

0x8 Volume ID file

0x10 Directory

0x20 Archive file

0x3F Any file

FileTime contains the date and the time of the file's last update. Use the following algorithm to set the value:

FileTime = (year - 1980) << 25 | month << 21 | day << 16 | hour << 11 | minute << 5 | second/2;

Make sure that:

year is in the four digit format between 1980 and 2100

month is a number between 1 and 12

hour is in the 24 hour format

Reserved may be used in the future for additional data - you MUST set it to 0 for now to avoid problems with future versions of TC.

 

The Unicode version of this structure uses WCHAR[1024] for ArcName and FileName. "Reserved" is unchanged.