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I've got a problem with merging files. I don't know how to join files like: *.001, *.002 etc. from (for example) Total Commander using C++. Have you hot any ideas or suggestions?
Assuming you can figure out the original file extension, try something like this:
copy /b part.001 + part.002 part.zip
In other words, you simply concatenate all the fragments together.
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If you want more control over the merge process and the files are non-binary (IE: extracted from the zip) you can look into WinMerge. I also recommend it for a source code merge tool.
Last edited by VirtualAce; 07-11-2010 at 09:36 AM.
Arrogance breeds bad code
Where I find source code merge tool? I can't find.Originally Posted by Bubba
PS: I make it in Qt
What? Google for WinMerge.
Arrogance breeds bad code
