Chunkwise write the uncompressed file. about unziplib HOT 4 CLOSED

You can work with the unzipped data very easily. Once you've opened the ZIP file and located the archived file you want to work with, you can read the data into a local buffer of any size - you can read one byte at a time if you like. Then you will write that data to a new file on the SDcard or other medium. The data is at your disposal.

int readCurrentFile(uint8_t *buffer, int iLength);

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Thank you very much for your help!

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One last question:
If I want to read it in multiple proportion, then I will need to call some sort of seek() implementaion, right?
Which is in my case int32_t mySeek(void *p, int32_t position, int iType)

So I need to move the file pointer, so that zip.readCurrentFile() know, whence I want to read iLength number of bytes.
But what is my file pointer in the example above?
I need to pass it to mySeek as an argument, but when I call it with myfile, it is not working.
I call it this way:

mySeek(&myfile, 0, SEEK_SET);

I also tried:

myfile.seekSet(0);

And I always get -102 as return value for readSize

int readSize = zip.readCurrentFile(l_Buff, BUFF_SIZE);

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Sorry, I forgot to call zip.openCurrentFile();
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