> Works fine here. Maybe the 7z is not 'standard'. Probably it lists an error (if
> there would be an error window). No calculation is done. If an archive is read,
> it only lists the TOC (table of contents) in that window.
I've tried some more 7z files, also made several more just for the test. None of them worked.
Could you send me some small 7z file which works for you, please?

> Heard yes but never seen it or used it. The scanning procedure is already well
> defined, so you have to change the datfile to match your needs. When I did Good*
> datfiles in the past I always put out 2 dats per version. One set separated and
> one with all roms in one set.
Maybe some hybrid mode, to check these as one multi-archive set and ignore archive names would do it.

> Well...I'm currently not satisfied either that the progress window doesn't show
> the tooltip, too. I added the code but it simply doesn't work for that
> window...currently I don't know why.
Why not add the info to the title of progress window instead of a tooltip?


> Was it rebuilt when it was removed from the source? If not, that smells like an
> issue. Have to check that.
I've done some more tests.
Seems that the "remove source files" option doesn't matter, so i turned it off.
On the first rebuild only the uncompressed files are recognised, the archives are skipped.
On the next rebuilds, when the rom is already available in the rom folder, both compressed and uncompressed files are recognised.
I've changed the name of the archive and it's still recognised.
I've also replaced the archive with another one containing the same file but hex-edited to mace the hashes not match. In this case ClrMamePro correctly finds that it's not the same file and skips it.


> Bug. I will fix this.
So, that makes it two reasons for a quick bugfix release :)


> ok..I will check...I've downloaded the file. Thanks.
DOH! I've misreaded this as "I can't download the file" and mailed it to you already, sorry.
...or... did you just edited your post? :P


> *edit* some 7z codes I've found:
>
> #define SZ_OK (0)
> #define SZE_DATA_ERROR (1)
> #define SZE_OUTOFMEMORY (2)
> #define SZE_CRC_ERROR (3)
>
> #define SZE_NOTIMPL (4)
> #define SZE_FAIL (5)
>
> #define SZE_ARCHIVE_ERROR (6)
That's much better than sole numbers. Still errors 5 and 6 are not very clear, but anyways it's better than before.
Thanks.