Paquet : openmcdf (1.5.4-3)
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Ressources Trisquel :
Télécharger le paquet source openmcdf :
Responsable :
Original Maintainers:
- Debian CLI Applications Team (Archive du courrier électronique)
- Mathieu Malaterre
Ressources externes :
- Page d'accueil [openmcdf.sourceforge.net]
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Structured Storage Explorer
OpenMCDF is a 100% managed CLI component that allows client applications to manipulate COM structured storage files, also known as Microsoft Compound Document Format files.
This file format is used under the hood by a lot of applications: the files created by Microsoft Office until the 2007 product release are all structured storage files. They include multiple streams of information (document summary, user data) in a single physical container (the file). Also the omnipresent Thumbs.db, used by Windows as thumbnails cache, is a structured storage file.
OpenMCDF makes available to the developer an easy interface to read, write, add and remove structured storage primitives. Structured storage items are organized in a hierarchical tree where 'storage' nodes act like a directory and 'stream' nodes like a file. Developers can use OpenMCDF to view storages and streams, traverse hierarchical trees of items, explore existing compound file and modify them or create a new compound file from scratch.
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Architecture | Taille du paquet | Espace occupé une fois installé | Fichiers |
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all | 195,8 ko | 349 ko | [liste des fichiers] |