'DeclarationPublic Overloads Shared Sub Zip( _ ByVal zipFileName As String, _ ByVal encryptionPassword As String, _ ByVal replaceExistingFiles As Boolean, _ ByVal recursive As Boolean, _ ByVal preservePaths As Boolean, _ ByVal sfx As SfxPrefix, _ ByVal ParamArray filesToZip() As String _ )
'UsageDim zipFileName As String Dim encryptionPassword As String Dim replaceExistingFiles As Boolean Dim recursive As Boolean Dim preservePaths As Boolean Dim sfx As SfxPrefix Dim filesToZip() As String QuickZip.Zip(zipFileName, encryptionPassword, replaceExistingFiles, recursive, preservePaths, sfx, filesToZip)
public static void Zip( string zipFileName, string encryptionPassword, bool replaceExistingFiles, bool recursive, bool preservePaths, SfxPrefix sfx, params string[] filesToZip )
Parameters
- zipFileName
- The fully-qualified path and name of the zip file.
- encryptionPassword
- The password that will be used to encrypt the files.
- replaceExistingFiles
- Boolean value indicating if existing files should be overwritten.
- recursive
- Boolean value indicating if files contained within sub-folders should be added to the zip file.
- preservePaths
- Boolean value indicating if the directory structure should be preserved in the zip file.
- sfx
- The XceedSfxPrefix used to create the self-extracting zip file.
- filesToZip
- The files to add to zipFileName. Can contain filemasks and folder names (ending with a backslash). All subfolders will also be scanned for the specified file(s), even if wildcards are not used, if recursive is set to true. For example, if "C:\test.txt" is specified, all "test.txt" files found on the "C:\" drive will be added to the zip file. Folders specified with the backslash after them will include their entire contents. Cannot be a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic).