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I would like to read file names like so: ab*efg*mn.txt   and extract only ones that have these characters in the file name.

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could this be done in dotnetzip ?

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Yes, see the documentation on ZipFile.ExtractSelectedEntries().

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You can also use LINQ to select files to extract.

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Examples on that: http://dotnetzip.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=DotNetZip-Linq-Csharp&referringTitle=Examples

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I couldn't find what I was looking for, but I think I got around this, see the code below: (ChannelNamesTemplateDecompose is a string array)

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ChannelNamesTemplateDecompose = ChannelNamesTemplate[k]->Split(

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\r\nfor(int j=0; j < ChannelNamesTemplateDecompose->Length; ++j) // for each txt file name parts that matches the file name to extract\r\n

          if (e->FileName->Contains(ChannelNamesTemplateDecompose[j]))

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                        MatchCount++;

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if

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(ChannelNamesTemplateDecompose->Length == MatchCount)

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            // do extraction here on selected files within zip file based on a template file names where file parts are seperated by \"+\"

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}

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 int MatchCount = 0;

", "PostedDate": "2011-05-23T13:47:12.673-07:00", "UserRole": null, "MarkedAsAnswerDate": null } ]