glavian
04-24-2007, 09:34 AM
Hi,
I am running into an issue I'm trying to resolve using a ZIP test. I set up a folder structure to the following.
[ZipTest]
zipTest.txt
[German]
german.txt
[Subfolder]
subfolder.txt
[English]
english.txt
I then created a project that has 1 step to zip the ZipTest folder and all subfolders. I only setup the exclude files. What I'm trying to do is not zip any files under the German folder. I can do this by using an exclude statement:
/German/*.*
But for my real app what I need to happen is exclude all files that are in a German folder I've tried all these to no avail. The only one that works is if I give the full path/*.* from the start of the root zip folder.
All of these don't work I either get the german files or I get nothing.
**/German
/German
/*German
/German*
Any ideas on how I can do this. I'm trying to avoid having to use 10 different folder names with German in our bld project.
Thanks,
Keith
I am running into an issue I'm trying to resolve using a ZIP test. I set up a folder structure to the following.
[ZipTest]
zipTest.txt
[German]
german.txt
[Subfolder]
subfolder.txt
[English]
english.txt
I then created a project that has 1 step to zip the ZipTest folder and all subfolders. I only setup the exclude files. What I'm trying to do is not zip any files under the German folder. I can do this by using an exclude statement:
/German/*.*
But for my real app what I need to happen is exclude all files that are in a German folder I've tried all these to no avail. The only one that works is if I give the full path/*.* from the start of the root zip folder.
All of these don't work I either get the german files or I get nothing.
**/German
/German
/*German
/German*
Any ideas on how I can do this. I'm trying to avoid having to use 10 different folder names with German in our bld project.
Thanks,
Keith