Tcl

Another Path-in-Zip Example

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Another example about getting the correct paths within a .zip. Tcl

load ./chilkat.dll

set success 0

# This example requires the Chilkat API to have been previously unlocked.
# See Global Unlock Sample for sample code.

set zip [new_CkZip]

# Intialize the zip object by calling NewZip.
set success [CkZip_NewZip $zip "myZip.zip"]

# Add references to files:
set recurse 1
set success [CkZip_AppendFiles $zip "c:\\temp\\a\\subdir1\\*" $recurse]

# Assuming that the file c:\temp\a\subdir1\dude.gif exists,
# the .zip will contain "dude.gif" without any path information.

# The component has no
# choice but to use "c:\\temp\\a\\subdir1" as the root.
# It's not possible for the component to know if you
# wanted subdir1\ or a\subdir1\ or temp\a\subdir1
# paths prefixed for each file added.

# To control the path within the zip, set the AppendFromDir
# directory and then use a relative path in AppendFiles.
# For example:
CkZip_put_AppendFromDir $zip "c:\\temp\\a"

set success [CkZip_AppendFiles $zip "subdir1\\*" $recurse]

# This causes c:\temp\a\subdir1\dude.gif to be added as
# "subdir1\dude.gif" within the .zip.

# If you need the path within the .zip to be "a\subdir", then
# do this:
CkZip_put_AppendFromDir $zip "c:\\temp"
set success [CkZip_AppendFiles $zip "a\\subdir1\\*" $recurse]

set success [CkZip_WriteZipAndClose $zip]

delete_CkZip $zip