Changeset 6751 for lang/perl/Archive-Lha

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02/16/08 01:58:07 (10 months ago)
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drry
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lang/perl/Archive-Lha/trunk/lib/Archive/Lha/Header/Level0.pm
lang/perl/Archive-Lha/trunk/lib/Archive/Lha/Header/Level1.pm: fixed typos.

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lang/perl/Archive-Lha/trunk/lib/Archive/Lha/Header
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  • lang/perl/Archive-Lha/trunk/lib/Archive/Lha/Header/Level0.pm

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    6969This parses Level 0 headers found mainly in the oldest archives created in the MS-DOS era. Actually, it was designed for LHarc, one of the ancestors of LHa. 
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    71 As Level 0 header has rather severe limitation for the path length of the archived file, recent archivers usually use Level 2 (or extended Level 1) headers. If you find multibyte strings in the header, most probably they are encoded in shift-jis. 
     71As Level 0 header has rather severe limitation for the path length of the archived file, recent archivers usually use Level 2 (or extended Level 1) headers. If you find multibyte strings in the header, most probably they are encoded in shift_jis. 
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    7373=head1 METHODS 

  • lang/perl/Archive-Lha/trunk/lib/Archive/Lha/Header/Level1.pm

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    8383This parses Level 1 headers found mainly in older archives created in the MS-DOS era. Also, some of the older ports, including LHa for UNIX, still prefer this header for compatibility reasons. Historically, Level 1 header, which is actually a combination of previous Level 0 header and following Level 2 header, was designed to foster the transition to Level 2 header. However, as Level 2 implementation delayed, Level 1 archives prevailed enough and could not be ignored. 
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    85 Level 1 header also has rather severe limitation for the path length of the archived file. However, Level 1 header can use extended headers to store longer file/directory names. Multibyte strings in the header may be encoded in shift-jis, or in euc-jp, or in other encodings. 
     85Level 1 header also has rather severe limitation for the path length of the archived file. However, Level 1 header can use extended headers to store longer file/directory names. Multibyte strings in the header may be encoded in shift_jis, or in euc-jp, or in other encodings. 
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    8787=head1 METHODS