C#单文件压缩需求：TX程序合并大文件压缩时崩溃求助

Got it, let's tackle this problem step by step. Since the TX program crashes when trying to bundle all your large files into a single archive, processing each file individually is a reliable workaround—here's how you can automate this to save time:

1. First, verify TX's command-line support #

Most compression tools come with a command-line interface (CLI) that’s often more stable than the GUI for bulk operations. Open your terminal/command prompt and run:

tx --help

Or if the CLI has a different name (like txcli), try that instead. This will show you the exact commands needed to compress files via the terminal.

2. Automate with a batch script (Windows) #

If you’re on Windows, create a new text file, rename it to compress_individual.bat, and paste this code (replace C:\path\to\tx.exe with the actual location of your TX program, and adjust the file extension to match your files):

@echo off
set "TX_PATH=C:\path\to\tx.exe"
set "FILE_EXTENSION=*.pdf"  // Replace with your file type, e.g., *.mp4, *.docx

for %%f in (%FILE_EXTENSION%) do (
    echo Starting compression for: %%f
    "%TX_PATH%" compress "%%f" "%%f.tx"
    echo Finished compressing: %%f
)
pause

Double-click the .bat file to run it—it’ll loop through every file matching your extension and compress each one individually.

3. Automate with a shell script (Linux/macOS) #

For Unix-like systems, create a new file named compress_individual.sh, paste this code, and adjust the paths/extensions as needed:

#!/bin/bash
TX_PATH="/usr/bin/tx"  // Replace with your TX program path
FILE_EXTENSION="*.pdf"  // Adjust to your file type

for file in $FILE_EXTENSION; do
    echo "Starting compression for: $file"
    $TX_PATH compress "$file" "$file.tx"
    echo "Finished compressing: $file"
done

Make the script executable with:

chmod +x compress_individual.sh

Then run it with:

./compress_individual.sh

4. Extra troubleshooting tips #

• If you still run into crashes, add a short delay between each compression to give TX time to process. On Windows, add timeout /t 5 inside the for loop; on Linux/macOS, add sleep 5.
• Ensure you have enough free disk space—each compressed file will need space equal to its compressed size (plus a little overhead).
• If TX doesn’t have a CLI, use a macro tool like AutoHotkey (Windows) or Automator (macOS) to automate the GUI steps: open TX, select one file, start compression, wait, repeat.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Missy