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Anyone know a bit on .btx (Bluebeam toolchest) file syntax ? I noticed it's XML based and the values are zlib encoded. So i'd like to understand how the syntax is built
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I'm trying to use libzip (https://libzip.org/) within my project, which itself depends on zlib (https://www.zlib.net/). This is on a Windows system, so I can't rely on system packages. I can add zlib ...
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Plese guide me, what I am doing wrong. I am not able to coming up with working solution. I am trying to inflate PDF - deflate stream with Zlib. The below code written by me. int main(){ char* ...
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I've been trying to install the yesod framework following the suggested steps: stack new my-project yesodweb/sqlite cd my-project stack install yesod-bin --install-ghc However I get the compilation ...
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I've been facing an issue recently when using custom matplotlib stylesheets on my Linux PC. Say I have a custom stylesheet named madeup.mplstyle. The style has run perfectly on a Windows kernel and ...
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I am currently just trying to create a server action in my next.js app to use a Discord Bot of my own making to get member profile pictures. I have the following server action coded in my application '...
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I'm using Robot.js to take screenshots (I don't really want to install any other heavy packages over 1 mb, but I'm already using Robot.js and no, Jimp isn't what I'm looking for). Since the ...
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My project has been using zlib for its decompression methods for a long time. Suddenly while trying to update packages its throwing a TypeError in the following code: Argument of type 'Buffer' is not ...
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Trying to install hdf5-1.14.5 with zlib-1.3.1 but I cant configure it. I have CC=mpicc and FC=mpif90 with gcc wrapper. Both the compilers can compile a run simple mpi programs. mpicc -version gcc (...
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What is the meaning of the 3rd byte generated using zlib deflate? (NO_FLUSH and Z_DEFAULT_COMPRESSION are being used in case that makes a difference). The reason I'm asking is that I'm trying to ...
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I'm trying to decompress and recompress a specific piece of compressed data in Python to reproduce the original compressed output. However, I can't achieve a match with zlib, and I'm unsure what ...
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I have written a tool in Python that reads TIFF images in CMYK or monochrome (gray levels) and assembles them into a PDF. It's using a nice module (mPdf.py) from Didier Stevens and the zlib library to ...
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I am using minizip version 3.0.0.8 and zlib 1.2. I have the functionality to export zip files in quite a bit of software. It saves all files in the archive with Zip64 characteristics. The exported ...
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I deflate data and send output chunks into server. In case of network error I need to start fresh zlib stream (the server expects this), but because I still hold last deflated chunk (without origin ...
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gunzip ing the response doesn't work (I definitely get a gzip response), the headers aren't right, I really don't get why. Here's the demo code below: const https = require('https') const zlib = ...
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I need my application to properly zip files in Windows, UNIX, Mac etc. Earlier I was on Zlib 1.2.3 and now migrating to 1.3.1. I have API calls to zipOpenNewFileInZip4 which has a new field ...
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I have a 22 byte payload that is compressed with ZLIB. I can decompress the file just fine in Java to the original 14 byte String using this snippet: public static void main(String[] args) throws ...
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I am inflating some legacy files with zlib. Unfortunately, the files are comprised of 3 parts: Part 1: Uncompressed Data followed by Part 2: zlib deflated data, which begins with 0x789C followed by ...
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I have a varbinary type column jsonBin in db. I want to store json (string) which is compressed using zlib. zlib.gzipSync(data) or zlib.deflateSync(data) returns buffer object. If I use base64 ...
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I'm unable to create a Python virtual environment via venv in which I can install dependencies via pip. These issues occur on a clean install of Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. I specifically want to use Python's ...
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I need to compress data in a "raw deflate" manner, with Windowbits set to -15. Files containing compressed data have been compressed that way by an external party, which gets decompressed ...
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I checked the zlib example at https://zlib.net/zpipe.c and I've seen that chunk size of 16384 bytes is used. But what is minimal possible chunk size for output inflate data could be used? Can I use ...
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I'm using the following script. It should produce static lib. However, it produces both libz.a and libz.so. (I have -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=OFF specified.) How can I set it to produce static libs only? #!/...
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Background: I am trying to deflate an in-memory buffer into a file and inflate it later for debugging. In this case when the logs are flowing at a faster rate (about every millisecond) I see failures ...
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I found this code to unzip files: #include <zlib.h> #define CHUNK_SIZE 16384 // 16 KB bool unzipFile(const char* zipFileName, const char* extractFileName) { // Open the input file (...
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