Hello EigenFunctions,

You can do this with the Archive::Zip->updateTree method, if you have a copy of the archive’s tree on disc, and you first delete the given directory from that copy:

$zip->updateTree ( { root => 'New_Tree', # On disk zipName => 'Tree', # In the archive mirror => 1, # Delete missing directories and fil +es } ) == AZ_OK or die 'update error';

But I guess that misses the point of your question, which is, I take it, to delete the given directory directly.

The POD for Archive::Zip says it can be done...

Where in the POD do you see that? (Not saying it isn’t there, only that I haven’t found it.)

Athanasius <°(((><contra mundum Iustus alius egestas vitae, eros Piratica,


In reply to Re^3: Remove an existing, non-empty, directory re: Archive::Zip by Athanasius
in thread Remove an existing, non-empty, directory re: Archive::Zip by EigenFunctions

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