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Add zip #102

Closed Hakerh400 closed 5 years ago

Hakerh400 commented 5 years ago

Fixes #68

shreyasminocha commented 5 years ago

Amazing!

Could you change the name of the inner zip to e.zip? You could then compress it into a simple r.zip and compress it again into a reee.zip (to match current naming).

I'm also curious to know how you made this.

Hakerh400 commented 5 years ago

By following the link that you posted in #68, you can find a script which generates recursive zip files. It takes some time for the script to calculate every possible CRC32 until it finds the matching pattern. The script (adapted for the latest compiler version) can be found here.

However, the algorithm requires file name to be exactly 7 characters long. Renaming inner file to e.zip is probably possible, but would require manually compressing headers and calculating many other checksums, which is not a trivial task. We can rename it to e/e.zip (which means folder e containing e.zip - still counts as 7 characters), if that is acceptable.