zip_name_locate

zip_name_locate —
get index of file by name

libzip (-lzip)

#include <zip.h>

zip_int64_t
zip_name_locate(zip_t *archive, const char *fname, zip_flags_t flags);

The zip_name_locate() function returns the index of the file named fname in archive. If archive does not contain a file with that name, -1 is returned.

If neither ZIP_FL_ENC_RAW nor ZIP_FL_ENC_STRICT are specified, guess the encoding of the name in the ZIP archive and convert it to UTF-8, if necessary, before comparing.

If neither ZIP_FL_ENC_CP437 nor ZIP_FL_ENC_UTF_8 are specified, guess the encoding of fname.

Only CP-437 and UTF-8 are recognized.

The flags are specified by or'ing the following values, or 0 for none of them.

Ignore case distinctions. (Will only work well if the file names are ASCII.) With this flag, zip_name_locate() will be slow for archives with many files.
Ignore directory part of file name in archive. With this flag, zip_name_locate() will be slow for archives with many files.
This flag has no effect (its value is 0); it can be used to explicitly denote the absence of encoding flags.
Compare fname against the unmodified names as they are in the ZIP archive, without converting them to UTF-8.
Follow the ZIP specification and expect CP-437 encoded names in the ZIP archive (except if they are explicitly marked as UTF-8). Convert them to UTF-8 before comparing.
fname is encoded as CP-437.
fname is encoded as UTF-8.

Note: ASCII is a subset of both CP-437 and UTF-8.

zip_name_locate() returns the index of the file named fname or -1, if archive does not contain an entry of that name.

zip_name_locate() fails if:
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One of the arguments is invalid.
[]
Required memory could not be allocated.
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No entry of the name fname is found in the archive.

libzip(3), zip_get_name(3)

zip_name_locate() was added in libzip 0.6. In libzip 0.11 the return type was changed from int to zip_int64_t. In libzip 0.11 the type of flags was changed from int to zip_flags_t.

Dieter Baron <dillo@nih.at> and Thomas Klausner <tk@giga.or.at>