On Thu, 15 May 2008, Richard Heck wrote:
Bo Peng wrote:
> If the file is wrapped, then it would be unpacked in the temporary
> directory: wrapping is essentially just an extension of compression. If
> it's
> not wrapped, then of course it doesn't need to be unpacked.
>
Now, here comes another surprise.
Currently, when we have a compressed file, we open it directly with
lyx. Are you saying you are chaning this behavior? I mean, where will
you put your filename.lyxdir? The temp directory or the document
directory?
The answer to this question was given above. I am not going to do your
thinking for you.
Is wrapping a superset of compression, i.e. taking a bunch files,
converting to a single archive file and then compressing it?
I feel rather unwrapped, so I'm signing out now.
/C
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