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* Remove a redundant ivar (and while we are at it, restructure some code)
* And then there was this gem:
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if (fileMode == O_RDONLY) {
int i, c;
char bzbuf[4];
const char *charFileMode = fileMode == O_WRONLY ? "wb" : "rb";
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ability to use Bzip2 compression.
Other changes include:
+ Enable the use of export compression (Gzip and Bzip2) for all export formats.
+ Move the compression options in the export dialog to the 'Advanced' export settings view.
+ Simplify the setting of common exporter properties (e.g. the connection, use of compression).
+ Fix a potential memory leak in the dot exporter.
+ Update the data importer to recognise Bzip2 compressed files.
+ Fix several display issues on export dialog.
+ Restore the default .csv file extension of CSV exports.
+ Correctly update the default export filename when selecting a output compression type.
The addition of Bzip2 compression support implements issue #688.
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increased separation of the writing thread. This results in a up-to 1.2x faster MySQL dump for fast servers, and makes SPFileHandle faster than NSFileHandle for writing data (either directly or GZIP compressed).
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function documentation
- Tweak subfolder ordering
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background thread, and integrate for SQL import:
- Implement streaming reading of gzip-compressed files for SQL import
- Support exporting SQL dumps into a gzip-compressed file
- SPFileHandle supports the most-used subset of NSFileHandle commands for easy integration
- Integrate zlib 1.2.4 for improved gzip streaming performance (and support for custom buffer sizes and file offset positions)
This implements Issue #571 .
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