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Hello,
I am open an existing ZIP file and remove some files from the archive, after saving it with a new name the "last modification date" in the new ZIP file is set to the current date/time instead of using the existing attributes in the zip entry-class.
like
Dim zip As New ZipFile("C:\temp\zipfile.zip")
' Remove an entry using
zip.RemoveEntry(entry)
zip.Save("c:\temp\newzip.zip")
Not sure if this behaviour is by intention, my expectation was that the attributes in each zip-entry stay unchanged.
Thanks!
Hello, I am open an existing ZIP file and remove some files from the archive, after saving it with a new name the "last modification date" in the new ZIP file is set to the current date/time instead of using the existing attributes in the zip entry-class.
like
Dim zip As New ZipFile("C:\temp\zipfile.zip") ' Remove an entry using zip.RemoveEntry(entry) zip.Save("c:\temp\newzip.zip")
Not sure if this behaviour is by intention, my expectation was that the attributes in each zip-entry stay unchanged. Thanks!