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 Post subject: Request: 2 features
PostPosted: Thu Mar 31, 2005 2:41 pm 
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If it is possible and not very difficult will you please add into your SDK two features:
1. "Do not add ;1 ISO file version extension" option
2. Possibility of changing the date of the virtual directories created by means of program methods. (Now there are three options available 'FILE_TIME_CREATION', 'FILE_TIME_LAST_ACCESS' and 'FILE_TIME_LAST_WRITE', but it would more desirable to set the date required).

We would be very obliged if you could provide mentioned above.

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 Post subject: Re: Request: 2 features
PostPosted: Thu Mar 31, 2005 7:50 pm 
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I cannot promise this stuff would appear ASAP but we'll do it! Starting from 2) if you don't mind :)

We'll have major StarBurn update next week and I'll be able to tell when your updates would appear.

CompleX Software wrote:
If it is possible and not very difficult will you please add into your SDK two features:
1. "Do not add ;1 ISO file version extension" option
2. Possibility of changing the date of the virtual directories created by means of program methods. (Now there are three options available 'FILE_TIME_CREATION', 'FILE_TIME_LAST_ACCESS' and 'FILE_TIME_LAST_WRITE', but it would more desirable to set the date required).

We would be very obliged if you could provide mentioned above.

Best regards


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 Post subject: Re: Request: 2 features
PostPosted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 5:25 pm 
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As far as I have understood there has not been anything of the requested in the current release, has it? No inspiration?! :)

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Complex Software


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 Post subject: Re: Request: 2 features
PostPosted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 6:23 pm 
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We were not able to fit your request into current build (if we'll delay StarBurn release for one more week we'd been shot by our customers). Next week we'll provide minor update and would try to fit your requests into this update :)

CompleX Software wrote:
As far as I have understood there has not been anything of the requested in the current release, has it? No inspiration?! :)

Our best regards,
Complex Software


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PostPosted: Sun May 29, 2005 4:03 am 
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OK. I've got good news for you and bad news also...

1) Good news. I've added new StarBurn_ISO9660JolietFileTree_AddEx(...) API call so now you can pass pointer to pre-created Win32 FILETIME structure for new created virtual node. BuildImage.c sample is updated to show how to use new call.

2) Bad news. We cannot remove adding ";1" to the end of the file names for ISO9660 and Joliet file systems structures b/s it involves quite a lot of modifications (we parse file names to see the end of the name when doing session import so after removed ";1" we'll end with totally new tail finding mechanism - I don't want to spend time on this - it would be more then a couple of days for coding and testing). Sorry for this!

If you want to get pre-release StarBurn SDK version please drop me a message to anton@rocketdivision.com or just wait for the new StarBurn release. It would include just described update.

Thanks!


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