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- Search mode
- Subscript of files in the archive
- Formats of archives
zipFindFile (Function) In french: zipChercheFichier Syntax
<Result> = zipFindFile(<Archive> , <Sought path> [, <Search mode> [, <Start>]])
<Result>: Integer - Subscript of the file sought in the archive,
- -1 if an error occurred.
<Archive>: Character string (with quotes) or zipArchive variable Name of the archive in which the file must be sought. This name can correspond to: <Sought path>: Character string (with quotes) Full or partial path of the file to find. This parameter can correspond to:- a file name,
- the full path of a file,
- the path and name of a file,
- ...
When an path is specified the directory separator is the anti-slash (\), and the root directory must not be specified.The search is not case sensitive (lowercase/uppercase characters). <Search mode>: Optional boolean - True (default value) for an exact-match search,
- False for a generic search. The search is not case sensitive (lowercase/uppercase characters).
Archives in 7z format: This parameter is not available.
<Start>: Optional integer Subscript of the file from which the search must be performed (1 by default, which means the first file included in the archive). Archives in 7z format: This parameter is not available. Remarks Search mode Depending on the selected <Search mode>, the result may differ: - If an exact-match search is performed, zipFindFile will find the files whose stored path is strictly identical to <Sought path>.
For example: an archive contains "Temp.doc", "Temp1.doc" and "Temp2.doc". An exact-match search for "Temp.doc" will find "Temp.doc". - If a generic search is performed, zipFindFile will find all the files whose stored path contains <Stored path>.
For example: an archive contains "Temp.doc", "Temp1.doc" and "Temp2.doc". A generic search for the "Temp" string will find three files. Reminder: The stored path is defined by zipAddFile or zipAddDirectory. Subscript of files in the archive When a file is added into an archive, a subscript is automatically assigned to the file. This subscript corresponds to the order in which the files are included in the archive. To select a file in the archive, you can use: - the subscript of the element.
- the stored path of element.
Business / UI classification : Business Logic
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