Decrypt in oleobj #798
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Imrove readability by making main() smaller
Move selection of output dir to main(), creation to point just before it is actually needed. This way, we only create the dir when (and if) it is actually needed.
Create wrapper around process_file, that first just runs process_file but afterwards checks for encryption and re-runs on decrypted file if encryption found.
Usually, decrypted files are treated like temp files, deleted after use. Here, these are part of the result of oleobj, just like an extracted image.
Check decryption capability of oleobj. Created this sample in Word 2010 by embedding a jpg into the office file and then encrypting the file with the standard password used for "write protection".
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Corrected the branch name, assuming github would manage to update the pull request associated with it
This is a re-creation of PR #464:
Integrated decrypt in oleobj.
This has 2 effects:
(1) can extract images and other embedded files from encrypted files
(2) treat the decrypted version of the file like an "extracted object"
Second one is for people (like me) who use oleobj as a general-purpose extractor of content from ole-files (much like ripOLE). This way, we can run e.g. an antivirus software over the decrypted/extracted contents.
Or should I maybe make (2) optional via command line switch?