Unzip a WinZip-compatible 128-bit AES strong encrypted zip

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Perl script to unzip a WinZip compatible AES encrypted Zip.

# file: UnzipStrongEncrypted.pl

use chilkat;

# Simple example showing how to unzip a 128-bit WinZip AES strong-encrypted .zip file.
$zip = new chilkat::CkZip();
$zip->UnlockComponent("anything for 30-day trial");

# Setting Encryption = 4 indicates an WinZip AES encrypted zip
$zip->put_Encryption(4);
$zip->put_EncryptKeyLength(128);
$zip->SetPassword("secret");

# With WinZip AES Encryption, the zip can be opened even if the password
# is incorrect.  This is standard, and you'll find the same behavior with
# the WinZip program.
$success = $zip->OpenZip("strongEncrypted.zip");
if ($success)
{
	# The zip in this example contains these files and directories:
	# exampleData\
	# exampleData\hamlet.xml
	# exampleData\123\
	# exampleData\aaa\
	# exampleData\123\hello.txt
	# exampleData\aaa\banner.gif
	# exampleData\aaa\dude.gif
	# exampleData\aaa\xyz\	
	
	# Returns -1 if error, otherwise returns the number of files and directories
	# unzipped.
	# In this example, Unzip will create the directory "unzipDir" in the current
	# working directory (if it does not already exist) and unzip into it.
	
	# If the password is incorrect, numUnzipped will return either -1 or the number
	# of files successfully unzipped.  Technically (but not likely) it is possible to
	# create a zip that contains some encrypted files and some unencrypted files.
	$numUnzipped = $zip->Unzip("unzipDir");
	printf("numUnzipped = %d\n",$numUnzipped);
}
else
{
	# Failed to open the .zip archive.
	$zip->SaveLastError("openZipError.txt");
}