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CakExtension is still in Beta stage
Use it @ your own risk!!
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This directory is for CakExtension support.

CakExtension support let Quick zip support more archive using other archiver in
dos command line mode, to do this, you must first created a ini file
(e.g. you have to use xyz.ini for .xyz archive like c:\test.xyz).
There's some predefined ini, you can found them in predefined directory,
if you going to use them you have to change the EXEPATH and UNEXEPATH to 
your file.


Quick Zip will then look for the extension in \QuickZip\Extension\ directory
every time it startup.

Here's a sample of the extension ini -

[INFO]
DOWNLOAD=http://www.website.com   < Specify where to download the file
[Features]
Add=1                             < Tell Quick Zip what features it providing. 
Extract=1                         < You can overwrite the internal support as well
Test=1
List=0
SFX=0
Delete=0
[Paths]
EXEPATH=c:\path\filename.exe      < Tell Quick Zip where the dos-prompt application located
UNEXEPATH=c:\path\filename.exe
[Strings]
ARCHIVE=%ARCHIVE-NAME%%ARCHIVE-EXT% < This one must included =)
[Param]
[Commands]
Mode=1                              < Capture mode, Use 1 or 0, Use 1 unless not working.
            < Now teach Quick Zip how to do the features
Extract=%UNEXEPATH% e -y %PARAM% %ARCHIVE% %EXTRACTTO%\ %FILE2EXTR% 
Test=%UNEXEPATH% t %ARCHIVE%              
ADD=%EXEPATH% a -c2 -o %PARAM% %ARCHIVE% %ADDFILE%
List=%UNEXEPATH% l %ARCHIVE%
Delete=%EXEPATH% d %PARAM% %ARCHIVE% %FILE2DEL%
[List]
ShowList=1
LineStart=10                         < Toggle where to start/stop "finding" filelist
LineStop=-2 
;total lines -2
Filename-START=45                    < which char of that line do filename start?
Filename-STOP=80
Filepackedsize-START=20              < filepacked size..
Filepackedsize-STOP=29
Filesize-START=30                    < file size 
Filesize-STOP=38