using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using SharpCompress.Common; using SharpCompress.Readers; namespace SharpCompress.Archives { public interface IArchive : IDisposable { event EventHandler<ArchiveExtractionEventArgs<IArchiveEntry>> EntryExtractionBegin; event EventHandler<ArchiveExtractionEventArgs<IArchiveEntry>> EntryExtractionEnd; event EventHandler<CompressedBytesReadEventArgs> CompressedBytesRead; event EventHandler<FilePartExtractionBeginEventArgs> FilePartExtractionBegin; IEnumerable<IArchiveEntry> Entries { get; } IEnumerable<IVolume> Volumes { get; } ArchiveType Type { get; } /// <summary> /// Use this method to extract all entries in an archive in order. /// This is primarily for SOLID Rar Archives or 7Zip Archives as they need to be /// extracted sequentially for the best performance. /// </summary> IReader ExtractAllEntries(); /// <summary> /// Archive is SOLID (this means the Archive saved bytes by reusing information which helps for archives containing many small files). /// Rar Archives can be SOLID while all 7Zip archives are considered SOLID. /// </summary> bool IsSolid { get; } /// <summary> /// This checks to see if all the known entries have IsComplete = true /// </summary> bool IsComplete { get; } /// <summary> /// The total size of the files compressed in the archive. /// </summary> long TotalSize { get; } /// <summary> /// The total size of the files as uncompressed in the archive. /// </summary> long TotalUncompressSize { get; } } }