In my experience, you can't, it would be plainly breaking the UAC security model.
You can either invoke UAC API to require elevation, require elevation in the manifest, buy a certificate so the warning is less scary for the end user, or otherwise warn the user to accept the elevation (or to turn off UAC while running the program), but I think no ways were purposedly left to hide system's privilege elevation requests.
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In my experience most of the deal is how usable, maintenable, powerful etc are the libraries frameworks and oter resources you need for your work in the two languages. Writing low level routines is an exception rather than the norm for most job positions, so intrinsic language advantages or disvantages rarely kicks in in making the difference on the real job.Leave a comment:
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PeaZip is LGPL, so it is free without limitation and unlike GPL can be used both in open or closed source third party works.
In the online help file there are examples of use from command line, and it goes even further as it has a Console tab when you are defining tasks so you can save whatever you are doing to a script.Leave a comment:
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