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Support "Split to Volumes" 7zip feature #99
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Maybe should you deactivate
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@Kcchouette If you want to extract files such as data.7z.001 data.7z.002 data.7z.003, you can do it without py7zr modification as follows;
You can also create sliced archives
You can find files data.7z.001 data.7z.002 data.7z.003 |
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It is good chance for contributor to add command line option and add function described above in py7zr/cli.py.
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#134 is super simple implementation. Does it help @Kcchouette ? |
v0.7.2 with the feature as CLI is now released. |
Thanks, it's exactly what I wanted |
Document updated. I'd like to close. |
On 7zip, we can Split to Volumes the target file/folder we want to put in 7zip using
-v
Here the documentation Parameters -v{Size}[b | k | m | g] Specifies volume sizes in Bytes, Kilobytes (1 Kilobyte = 1024 bytes), Megabytes (1 Megabyte = 1024 Kilobytes) or Gigabytes (1 Gigabyte = 1024 Megabytes). If you specify only {Size}, 7-zip will treat it as bytes.
It's possible to specify several values. Eg; 10k 15k 2m creates three volumes; 10KB, 15KB, and 2MB in size.
Thanks in advance
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