Am 12.06.2010 um 23:12 schrieb Brian Wood:

Kraus Philipp:

...

On 2010-06-11 09:34:27 +0200, Roland Bock said:

...

Hi,

I see two options:

a) You write a new multi_file_source class which can any number of input files.

b) Instead of working with a source, you could work with a sink at the other end of the pipeline. Then just copy the content of the two files into the stream.

Hi,

I think I would like to use the second idea, but how I can do this?

I have some classes -- SendCompressedBuffer and ReceiveCompressedBuffer -- that may be helpful. SendCompressedBuffer uses bzip to compress data before it forwards the data. It is able to marshall files and other data. There's an archive -- fear not, it's all of 17,517 bytes -- that you can download and has the classes I mentioned.

Thanks I will take a look at your classes, biut I think, that you "seperate" files. I need this one: cat first_file > temp cat second_file >> temp gzip temp The zip functions is implementated but I don't know how to create the "cat" into one stream. Phil