Add compression levels to ZipPacker

[sartic]

store, fast and max
thx.

[sartic]

not even one msg of support

[ergrull0]

not even one msg of support

I'm supporting you!

[idle]

temporary workaround

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EnableExplicit

CompilerIf #PB_Compiler_OS = #PB_OS_Windows 
  ImportC "zlib.lib"
    compress2(*dest,*destlen,*source,sourcelen,level)
 EndImport 
CompilerElse 
  ImportC "-lz"   
    compress2(*dest,*destlen,*source,sourcelen,level)
  EndImport 
CompilerEndIf 

Procedure AddPackFile2(Pack,FileName$,PackedFilename$,level=9)
   Protected fn,*output,*input,outlen,filelen,result 
   
   fn = ReadFile(#PB_Any,FileName$) 
   If fn 
      filelen = Lof(fn)
      outlen = filelen * 1.5
      *input = AllocateMemory(filelen)
      *output = AllocateMemory(outlen)
       If *input And *output  
          If  ReadData(fn,*Input,Filelen) = filelen 
             If Compress2(*output,@outlen,*Input,Filelen,level) = 0  
                Result =  AddPackMemory(Pack, *output, outlen, PackedFilename$)
             EndIf   
          EndIf 
          FreeMemory(*input)
          FreeMemory(*output)
       EndIf   
      CloseFile(fn) 
   EndIf
   
   ProcedureReturn Result 
   
EndProcedure    

UseZipPacker()

Define file.s,packfile.s,extn.s,pack.i
file = OpenFileRequester("Choosefile","","*.*",1) 
extn = GetExtensionPart(file)
packfile = Left(file,Len(file)-Len(extn)) + "zip"
pack = CreatePack(#PB_Any,packfile,#PB_PackerPlugin_Zip )  
AddPackFile2(pack,file,packfile,9)
ClosePack(pack) 

[PMV]

not even one msg of support

Which support?

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