      -+- PL Plugin v1.70 for Total Commander * Copyright (C) JP 2o16 -+-

Description
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This plugin can list, view or extract files stored in PROGRESS PL archives
(procedure libraries). It's much easier as using PROLIB Utility.


How to use it
=============
F3 - for viewing
F5 - for extracting
File date time is displayed in your time zone.


Known limitations, Bugs
=======================
- V6 libraries are not supported. Error log with warning appear in archive directory.

- Library support dates from 1970 but TC can display dates only from 1980. 
  So all dates below will show in TC as 1.1.1980 00:00:00.

- Library support dates up to 2038. If you store dates after, TC will show you
  date 1.1.2100 00:00:00

- If you use Perl (script language) then all *.pl scripts will be show as packed files
  and not as executable files. They have the same extension.

Use this application entirely at your own risk. The author assumes no liability 
for any loss associated with the use of this application. If you do not agree 
with the terms, do not use this application.


Credits
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to Christian Ghisler for his great TC :-)
If you have some comments, ideas you can mail to me: darker@azet.sk
or visit http://progress-tools.x10.mx


History
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1.0 - [28.12.2003]
  Initial version.

1.1 - [18.01.2004]
  Changed Time convert function.

1.2 - [19.02.2004]
  Fixed: Strange file types. (Thnx to Jan Schebeko)

1.3 - [06.07.2004]
  Fixed: After entering to empty lib TC hangs up. (Thnx to Gerke Kok)

1.4 - [18.05.2006]
  Changed: Way of reading archives. Now should work for all PL types. Small speed up.

1.50 - [16.08.2012]
  Added plugin for 64bit version of TC
  Added detection for libraries with version V6 and V11 (not supporting yet)
  Added error logging to file (pl_wcx_error.log)
  Fixed dates below 1980 and after 2038
  Changed: calculation of file date time was rewritten

1.60 - [06.09.2012]
  Added support for new V11 libraries

1.70 - [06.07.2016]
  Fixed crash on writing error log into write protected directory. Now is log
        created in Total Commander directory and only in case if there is write 
        access (Lars Van Jeurissen)
  Updated mail address
