How can I rename zipfile members without extracting and recompressing them?
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ZipNote has provided this capability almost since it was created, but the interface is very crude and not necessarily as well documented as it should be. Here’s an example showing how it works (which also ties in to the previous question). First, redirect ZipNote’s output to a file that you can subsequently edit: zipnote invalid-dirseps.zip > invalid-dirseps.txt // create renaming template ZipNote’s output (in invalid-dirseps.txt) will look something like this: @ invalid\subdir\oldname.1 @ (comment above this line) @ invalid\subdir\oldname.2 @ (comment above this line) @ invalid\othersubdir\oldname.3 @ (comment above this line) @ (zip file comment below this line) Next, edit the output file–but in place of file comments, add lines specifying new filenames, using the special “@=” syntax: @ invalid\subdir\oldname.1 @=valid/subdir/new.1 @ (comment above this line) @ invalid\subdir\oldname.2 @=valid/subdir/newname.much-longer.2 @ (comment above this line) @ invalid\othersubdir\oldname.3 @
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