Zipios++
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This inheritance list is sorted roughly, but not completely, alphabetically:
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 Czipios::DataDescriptorA struct containing fields for the entries in a zip file data descriptor, that trails the compressed data in files that were created by streaming, ie where the zip compressor cannot seek back to the local header and store the data
 Czipios::EndOfCentralDirectoryThe end of the Central directory structure
 Czipios::FileCollection
 Czipios::CollectionCollection
 Czipios::DirectoryCollection
 Czipios::ZipFile
 Czipios::FileEntryA FileEntry represents an entry in a FileCollection
 Czipios::BasicEntryBasicEntry is a FileEntry that is suitable as a base class for basic entries, that e.g
 Czipios::ZipLocalEntryA concrete implementation of the abstract FileEntry base class for ZipFile entries, specifically for representing the information present in the local headers of file entries in a zip file
 Czipios::ZipCDirEntrySpecialization of ZipLocalEntry, that add fields for storing the extra information, that is only present in the entries in the zip central directory and not in the local entry headers
 Czipios::FilePathFilePath represents a path to a file or directory name
 Czipios::FileEntry::MatchFileNameFunction object to be used with the STL find_if algorithm to find a FileEntry in a container, which name (as obtained with FileEntry::getFileName()) is identical to the name specified in the MatchName constructor
 Czipios::FileEntry::MatchNameFunction object to be used with the STL find_if algorithm to find a FileEntry in a container, which name (as obtained with FileEntry::getName()) is identical to the name specified in the MatchName constructor
 Costream
 Czipios::GZIPOutputStream
 Czipios::ZipOutputStream
 Costrstream
 Czipios::OutputStringStreamOutputStringStream is typedefed to ostringstream if sstream is part of the standard library (unless Zipios++ has been explicitly configured not to use it)
 Czipios::ReferenceCount< Type >ReferenceCount is useful to ensure proper handling of the reference count for (objects of) classes handled through a SimpleSmartPointer
 Czipios::ReferenceCount< zipios::FileEntry >
 Czipios::SimpleSmartPointer< Type >SimpleSmartPointer is a simple reference counting smart pointer template
 CTestCase
 Czipios::ZipFileTest
 Czipios::ZipInputStreamTest
 Czipios::ZipOutputStreamTest
 Cvector
 Czipios::TestFiles
 Czipios::VirtualSeekerVirtualSeeker is a simple class that keeps track of a set of specified 'virtual' file endings that mark a subset of a real file
 Cexception
 Czipios::ExceptionBasic exception
 Czipios::FCollExceptionAn FCollException is used to signal a problem with a FileCollection
 Czipios::InvalidStateExceptionAn object member function may throw this exception, if the operation it normally performs is inappropriate or impossible to perform because of the current state of the object
 Czipios::IOExceptionAn IOException is used to signal an I/O error
 Cistream
 Czipios::ZipInputStream
 Cstreambuf
 Czipios::FilterInputStreambufAn input streambuf filter is a streambuf that filters the input it gets from the streambuf it is attached to
 Czipios::InflateInputStreambufInflateInputStreambuf is an input stream filter, that inflates the input from the attached input stream
 Czipios::ZipInputStreambufZipInputStreambuf is a zip input streambuf filter
 Czipios::FilterOutputStreambufA FilterOutputStreambuf is a streambuf that filters the data that is written to it before it passes it on to the output streambuf it is connected to
 Czipios::DeflateOutputStreambufDeflateOutputStreambuf is an output stream filter, that deflates the data that is written to it before it passes it on to the output stream it is attached to
 Czipios::GZIPOutputStreambufGZIPOutputStreambuf is a zip output streambuf filter
 Czipios::ZipOutputStreambufZipOutputStreambuf is a zip output streambuf filter
 Cvector
 Czipios::BackBufferA BackBuffer instance is useful for reading the last part of a file in an efficient manner, when it is not known exactly how far back (towards the front!) to go, to find the start of the desired data block