Windows命令行压缩解压缩工具

Download apps from: http://stahlworks.com/dev/index.php?tool=zipunzip Further zip tools of possible interest: Although not discussed here, it should be mentioned that the original Info-ZIP homepage provides further tools, e.g. for the creation of self-extracting zips, gzip and zipsplit, and of course zip/unzip binaries for many other operating systems. Examples how to use zip: zip -r mydir.zip mydir collects all content from mydir into mydir.zip. actually it is sufficient to say: zip -r mydir mydir which does the same. and with command line completion, you just have to type: Examples how to use unzip: unzip -l mydir.zip lists the contents of mydir.zip without extracting it. this way you see if the .zip contains a path for extraction, e.g. unzip -l testfiles.zip Archive: testfiles.zip Length Date Time Name -------- ---- ---- ---- 0 02.09.06 13:34 testfiles/ 197 02.09.06 13:34 testfiles/readme.txt 216 02.09.06 13:34 testfiles/include/BarGlass.hpp 210 02.09.06 13:34 testfiles/include/BarMug.hpp as you see in this case, "unzip testfiles.zip" would create a directory "testfiles", where all content is placed into. so you don't have to create such a directory before. unzip mydir.zip really extracts the zipfile contents. others: gzip.exe 1.3.12 a copy from http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/ bzip2.exe 1.0.5 a copy from http://www.bzip.org/ tar.exe a copy from http://sourceforge.net/projects/unxutils/ All binaries can be used instantly, requiring no further DLL's. Some command examples: gzip -d foo.tar.gz uncompresses foo.tar.gz, replacing it by foo.tar bzip2 -d foo.tar.bz2 uncompresses foo.tar.bz2, replacing it by foo.tar tar tvf foo.tar lists the contents of foo.tar tar xvf foo.tar extracts the contents of foo.tar