Summary
Class Types
| Class | Summary | 
|---|---|
| AddCommand | Adds files to archive.
            (Command: a). 
            The builder is  | 
| Base | BaseClass for add,update,delete. | 
| BaseCommand | BaseClass for Commands. | 
| BaseOutputCommand | base for all commands that have output. (E.g. InformationCommand). | 
| BenchmarkCommand | Measures speed of the CPU.
            Benchmark execution also can be used to check RAM for errors.
            (Command: b). 
            The builder is  | 
| DeleteCommand | Deletes files from the archive.
            (Command: d). 
            The builder is  | 
| ExtractCommand | Extract files from archive - with or without full path
            (Commands: e and x). With UseFullPath set to false, this represents the e-command: Extracts files from an archive to the current directory or to the output directory. The output directory can be specified by -o (Set Output Directory) switch. This command copies all extracted files to one directory. With UseFullPath set to true, this represents the x-command: Extracts files from an archive with their full paths in the current directory, or in an output directory if specified. 
            The builder is  | 
| HashCommand | Calculates the hash for one or more files
            (Command: h). 
            The builder is  | 
| InformationCommand | Show information about supported formats
            (Command: i). 
            The builder is  | 
| ListCommand | Show List about supported formats
            (Command: i). 
            The builder is  | 
| RenameCommand | Show Rename about supported formats
            (Command: rn). 
            The builder is  | 
| TestCommand | Test one or more archives
            (Command: t). 
            The builder is  | 
| UpdateCommand | Update older files in the archive and add files that are not already in the archive.
            (Command: u)
            Note: the updating of solid .7z archives can be slow, since it can require some re-compression. 
            The builder is  | 
Interface Types
| Interface | Summary | 
|---|---|
| ICommand | Interface for all commands. (E.g. AddCommand). | 
