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(CkPython) Unzip a ZIP Entry Directly into a BinData Object Using ZipEntry.UnzipToBdSee more Zip Examples This example demonstrates how to use the The entry contents are uncompressed entirely in memory without creating a file on disk. This is useful when:
The example opens a ZIP archive, locates a PDF entry, inflates it into a Suppose the ZIP archive contains: The entry is uncompressed directly into memory before optionally being saved to:
import sys import chilkat success = False zip = chilkat.CkZip() # Open an existing ZIP archive. success = zip.OpenZip("qa_data/zips/documents.zip") if (success == False): print(zip.lastErrorText()) sys.exit() # Locate the PDF entry within the ZIP archive. entry = chilkat.CkZipEntry() success = zip.EntryOf("docs/report.pdf",entry) if (success == False): print("ZIP entry not found.") zip.CloseZip() sys.exit() # ------------------------------------------------------------ # Inflate the ZIP entry directly into a BinData object. # # The uncompressed bytes are stored entirely in memory. # pdfData = chilkat.CkBinData() success = entry.UnzipToBd(pdfData) if (success == False): print(entry.lastErrorText()) sys.exit() print("Uncompressed size = " + str(pdfData.get_NumBytes())) print("") # ------------------------------------------------------------ # Optionally save the uncompressed bytes to a file. # success = pdfData.WriteFile("qa_output/report.pdf") if (success == False): print(pdfData.lastErrorText()) sys.exit() zip.CloseZip() print("PDF extracted successfully.") |
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