Closed mb720 closed 3 years ago
Well, the "unzzip" binary as well as the other ./bins are just examples. They do not support many options. The only optimization is using "-p" to pipe the extacted content directly into the target file.
Your specific example could however be done with a change-dir to the destination directory remembering the source zip location before the change-dir.
Btw, traditionally, getting the second arg is done with | awk '{print $2}'
Hi and thanks a lot for zziplib!
Currently when I want to extract the contents of a zip file into a specific directory, I do this:
I'm wondering if there's a more elegant (and maybe more robust) way to do this.
Thanks!