Would there happen to be some cool module or extension out there that
could take a compressed archive (tarball, zip, whatever… I’m
open-minded) and provide a virtual directory and file i/o interface to
it? That is, allow access and modification of the contents from within
the program, while not actually extracting the contents to another file?
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Am 17.10.2010 04:03, schrieb Terry M.:
Would there happen to be some cool module or extension out there that
could take a compressed archive (tarball, zip, whatever… I’m
open-minded) and provide a virtual directory and file i/o interface to
it? That is, allow access and modification of the contents from within
the program, while not actually extracting the contents to another file?
There’s the rubyzip gem ( rubyzip | RubyGems.org | your community gem host ), which
provides a module Zip::ZipFileSystem which does this I think. As the
name implies, this is for ZIP files.
Vale,
Marvin
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