Graphical tool

[anmac1789]

How to use the graphical tool ?

[anmac1789]

Nobody has responded on how to use the GUI tool is this being developed?

[RobG-BW]

there is no graphical tool. this is a library for applciation development. (who could create a GUI using it.)

[DinoChiesa]

There IS a graphical tool, it uses the same name as the library.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/yarKXLteaLfcoxb77

To use it to UNzip:

1. make sure to click the tab at the top labeled "Read/Extract"
2. in the top text box, browse to the desired ZIP archive.
3. click "Open". you will see the list of files in the archive
4. Specify the destination directory for the extracted files
5. click "Extract"
6. done

And then something similar for Creating zip archives.

[anmac1789]

But how do I use the graphical tool instead. What do I have to do to start it ?

[anmac1789]

Nobody has responded to properly get that graphical tool started. Where is it found? like literally the GUI tool on the homepage

This tool I am talking about

[tuotuozhanshi]

If you find the way to use the graphical tool ,please tell me. I'm in the same problem as you.

[anmac1789]

I have yet to hear from anyone regarding this...this hasn't been updated in 6 years..

[RobG-BW]

you have to download the library and compile the example.
while it compiles. for me, it fails to run with a security error "attempt by security transparent method ... to call native code."
i use the NuGet library, not the example app so no problem for me.

[anmac1789]

I'm a beginner when it comes to using these libraries and compiling. Am I supposed to do this with Java ?

[tuotuozhanshi]

Thanks RobF-BW. I bypassed this question. You can use this tool throw C#(visual Studio):

1. download DotNetZip from NuGet library
2. use DotNetZip throw:
   using (ZipFile zip = new ZipFile()) { zip.UseZip64WhenSaving = Zip64Option.Always; zip.AddFile(src); zip.Save(aim); }

But i still can't find the graphical tool.

[anmac1789]

The Nuget DotNetzip library link on the home page is offline it's not even available

[tuotuozhanshi]

You have to open your C# project in Visual Studio and open NuGet in reference. Then, you can search DotNetzip from library.

[anmac1789]

Is this project still in development or abandoned ?