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Iterate Through ZIP Entries Using EntryAt and ZipEntry.GetNext
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This example demonstrates how to iterate through all entries in a ZIP archive using:
-
Zip.EntryAtto obtain the first entry -
ZipEntry.GetNextto advance through the remaining entries
The example prints each ZIP entry's stored filename and whether the entry is a file or directory.
This approach is useful when sequentially processing ZIP entries without repeatedly calling EntryAt by index.
Suppose the ZIP archive contains:
docs/
docs/readme.txt
images/logo.png
hello.txt The example iterates through each entry in the order stored within the ZIP archive.
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load ./chilkat.dll
set success 0
set zip [new_CkZip]
# Open an existing ZIP archive.
set success [CkZip_OpenZip $zip "c:/temp/example.zip"]
if {$success == 0} then {
puts [CkZip_lastErrorText $zip]
delete_CkZip $zip
exit
}
# A ZIP archive may contain zero entries.
if {[CkZip_get_NumEntries $zip] == 0} then {
puts "The ZIP archive is empty."
CkZip_CloseZip $zip
delete_CkZip $zip
exit
}
# ------------------------------------------------------------
# Get the first ZIP entry.
#
# EntryAt(0,entry) initializes the ZipEntry object so that
# it represents the first entry in the ZIP archive.
#
set entry [new_CkZipEntry]
set success [CkZip_EntryAt $zip 0 $entry]
if {$success == 0} then {
puts [CkZip_lastErrorText $zip]
delete_CkZip $zip
delete_CkZipEntry $entry
exit
}
# ------------------------------------------------------------
# Iterate through all ZIP entries.
#
# GetNext updates the same ZipEntry object so that it
# represents the next entry in the ZIP archive.
#
while {$success == 1} {
if {[CkZipEntry_get_IsDirectory $entry] == 1} then {
puts "{[Directory] }[CkZipEntry_fileName $entry]"
} else {
puts "{[File] }[CkZipEntry_fileName $entry]"
}
# Advance to the next entry.
set success [CkZipEntry_GetNext $entry]
}
CkZip_CloseZip $zip
puts "Done."
delete_CkZip $zip
delete_CkZipEntry $entry