Hi, is addTree not the right method to use when adding a subdirectory to a zip file?

I keep getting "Can't locate object method "addTree" via package "Archive::Zip::Archive" (perhaps you forgot to load "Archive::Zip::Arch ive"?)"

Can someone tell me if this is the correct method to use?

When I take out the line with the addTree method, everything works and I get a perfectly created zip file. Here is the code:

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#!/opt/ActivePerl-5.6/bin/perl

# Archive::Zip is available for ActiveState perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Archive::Zip qw ( :ERROR_CODES :CONSTANTS );

my $zip = Archive::Zip->new();
my @files = glob("*.txt");

foreach (@files) {
  my $member = $zip->addFile($_);
  die "Cannot add $_ to zip!"  unless $member;
}

##################################
### RIGHT HERE, the addTree ######
##################################

$zip->addTree("dir1");

$zip->writeToFileNamed( "zipfile.zip" );

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In reply to $zip->addTree(...) isn't found. by Anonymous Monk

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