FZip has been around for some time now, and people seem to like it. However one feature has been asked for repeatedly: In addition to reading ZIP archive, people want to be able to create new (and modify existing) archives.<\/p>\n
So i finally sat down this weekend and added that.<\/p>\n
The code is not tested very well (it works for me but may not work for you) and has no ASDocs yet, so i release it as an alpha version, with the hope of massive bug feedback.. :)<\/p>\n
Download: fzip_1_0_52_alpha.zip<\/a> fzip.zip<\/a><\/p>\n New methods in class FZip:<\/p>\n Sample code:<\/p>\n FZip has been around for some time now, and people seem to like it. However one feature has been asked for repeatedly: In addition to reading ZIP archive, people want to be able to create new (and modify existing) archives. … Continue reading \n
\/\/ Create file contents<\/span>\r\nvar<\/span> ba:ByteArray = new<\/span> ByteArray(<\/span>)<\/span>;\r\nba.writeUTFBytes<\/span>(<\/span>\"Hello World!\"<\/span>)<\/span>;\r\n\/\/ Create ZIP archive and add file<\/span>\r\nvar<\/span> zip:FZip = new<\/span> FZip(<\/span>)<\/span>;\r\nzip.addFile<\/span>(<\/span>\"hello.txt\"<\/span>, null<\/span>, ba)<\/span>;\r\n\/\/ Serialize ZIP into a new file<\/span>\r\n\/\/ (we use the Adobe AIR specific class FileStream here,<\/span>\r\n\/\/ but you can as well use ByteArray <\/span><\/code>or anything that<\/span><\/code><\/span>\r\n\/\/ implements IDataOutput)<\/span>\r\nvar<\/span> file:File = File.applicationStorageDirectory<\/span>;\r\nfile = file.resolvePath<\/span>(<\/span>\"hello.zip\"<\/span>)<\/span>;\r\nvar<\/span> stream:FileStream = new<\/span> FileStream(<\/span>)<\/span>;\r\nstream.open<\/span>(<\/span>file, FileMode.WRITE<\/span>)<\/span>;\r\nzip.serialize<\/span>(<\/span>stream)<\/span>;\r\nstream.close<\/span>(<\/span>)<\/span>;<\/code><\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"