xenial (3) zip_file_extra_field_set.3.gz

Provided by: libzip-dev_1.0.1-0ubuntu1_amd64 bug

NAME

       zip_file_extra_field_set - set extra field for file in zip

LIBRARY

       libzip (-lzip)

SYNOPSIS

       zip.h   int  zip_file_extra_field_set  zip_t  *archive  zip_uint64_t  index  zip_uint16_t  extra_field_id
       zip_uint16_t extra_field_index const zip_uint8_t *extra_field_data zip_uint16_t len zip_flags_t flags

DESCRIPTION

       The zip_file_extra_field_set function sets the extra field with ID  (two-byte  signature)  extra_field_id
       and  index  extra_field_index  for the file at position index in the zip archive.  The extra field's data
       will be set to extra_field_data and length len.  If a new entry shall be appended, set  extra_field_index
       to ZIP_EXTRA_FIELD_NEW.

       At least one of the following flags must be set:

       ZIP_FL_CENTRAL
              Set extra field in the archive's central directory.

       ZIP_FL_LOCAL
              Set extra field in the local file headers.

       Please note that the extra field IDs 0x0001 (ZIP64 extension), 0x6375 (Infozip UTF-8 comment), and 0x7075
       (Infozip UTF-8 file name) can not be set using zip_file_extra_field_set since they are set  by  libzip(3)
       automatically when needed.

RETURN VALUES

       Upon successful completion 0 is returned.  Otherwise, -1 is returned and the error code in archive is set
       to indicate the error.

ERRORS

       zip_file_extra_field_set fails if:

       [ZIP_ER_INVAL]   The extra field size is too large (ID and length need 4 bytes; the maximum length of all
                        extra  fields  for  one  file  combined  is  65536  bytes).   This  error also occurs if
                        extra_field_index is too large.

       [ZIP_ER_MEMORY]  Required memory could not be allocated.

       [ZIP_ER_NOENT]   index is not a valid file index in archive.

SEE ALSO

       libzip(3), zip_file_extra_field_delete(3), zip_file_extra_field_get(3), zip_file_extra_fields_count(3)

AUTHORS

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