Add Cabinet::all_files, method to extract all files in an archive sequentially and efficiently#34
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Currently, there is no method to retrieve all files in the cabinet. Library users who want to extract all files need to iterate using Cabinet::read_file, which throws away bytes up to where the target file is located in the decompressed stream, which is inefficient. This commit adds a new method Cabinet::all_files() that returns an AllFiles struct. When library user repeatedly calls next_file method on it, it yields tuples of (file_entry, reader) for each file in the cabinet.
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Thanks, this seems reasonable. Just need to make sure |
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Thank you. Fixed fmt and lints in latest commit. Took the liberty to to fix a couple lints that came up in ctype.rs and cabinet.rs that are not strictly related to this feat. Hope that's fine with you. |
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Currently, there is no method to retrieve all files in the cabinet. Library users who want to extract all files need to iterate using Cabinet::read_file, which throws away bytes up to where the target file is located in the decompressed stream, which is inefficient.
This PR adds a new method Cabinet::all_files that returns an AllFiles struct. When library user repeatedly calls next_file method on it, it yields tuples of (file_entry, reader) for each file in the cabinet.
fixes #33
fixes #24