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Hi, documentation says "RAR flag bits". That is nice. It would be also nice if the documentation could link to some place where I can see what those flags are. I cannot find information on it. Here you can find "File flags" and they start at 0x0001, yet unrar returns 0 for all files and 32 for a folder. So that cannot be the correct one.
While at it, why does python-unrar not come with predefined methods like is_file, is_folder, is_encrypted ... ?
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Hi, documentation says "RAR flag bits". That is nice. It would be also nice if the documentation could link to some place where I can see what those flags are. I cannot find information on it. Here you can find "File flags" and they start at 0x0001, yet unrar returns 0 for all files and 32 for a folder. So that cannot be the correct one.
While at it, why does python-unrar not come with predefined methods like
is_file
,is_folder
,is_encrypted
... ?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: