I have to extract a file from a .zip archive. There is one problem: the file can have one of two different names. Right now, I am getting around the problem by attempting to extract both of them, and one of them obviously fails and throws an error. Is there a way of fixing this problem so I don't get the error 
my @zipimages;
$zipimages[0] = 'Patch/Archive/picture1.tif';
$zipimages[1] = 'Patch/Archive/picture2.tif';

my $zip = Archive::Zip->new("$picturedir\\$picturefile");

    foreach (@zipimages){
            $tempref = $zip->extractMember( $_, picture.tif)
    }

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The error is " error: member not found."
~~David~~

In reply to Archive::Zip Error When Extracting Non-existent Member by ~~David~~

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