Note that Julia also has a built-in zip() function, but it is used for , not for file compression.
using ZipFile zdir = ZipFile.Writer("output.zip") # Add a file to the archive f = ZipFile.addfile(zdir, "hello.txt", method=ZipFile.Deflate) write(f, "Hello, world!") close(zdir) Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard 2. Handling GZip (.gz) Files julia g.zip
using ZipFile r = ZipFile.Reader("your_file.zip") for f in r.files println("Filename: $(f.name)") # Read content as a string content = read(f, String) end close(r) Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Note that Julia also has a built-in zip()
Note that Julia also has a built-in zip() function, but it is used for , not for file compression.
using ZipFile zdir = ZipFile.Writer("output.zip") # Add a file to the archive f = ZipFile.addfile(zdir, "hello.txt", method=ZipFile.Deflate) write(f, "Hello, world!") close(zdir) Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard 2. Handling GZip (.gz) Files
using ZipFile r = ZipFile.Reader("your_file.zip") for f in r.files println("Filename: $(f.name)") # Read content as a string content = read(f, String) end close(r) Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard