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I've modified the python program in <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/975167/uncompress-openoffice-files-for-better-storage-in-version-control/990748#990748">Craig McQueen's answer</a> just a bit. Changes include: <ul> <li>Actually checking the return of testZip (according to the docs, it appears that the original program will happily proceed with a corrupt zip file past the checkzip step).</li> <li>Rewrite the for-loop to check for already-uncompressed files to be a single if-statement.</li> </ul> Here is the new program: <pre class="lang-python prettyprint-override"><code>#!/usr/bin/python # Note, written for Python 2.6 import sys import shutil import zipfile # Get a single command-line argument containing filename commandlineFileName = sys.argv[1] backupFileName = commandlineFileName + ".bak" inFileName = backupFileName outFileName = commandlineFileName checkFilename = commandlineFileName # Check input file # First, check it is valid (not corrupted) checkZipFile = zipfile.ZipFile(checkFilename) if checkZipFile.testzip() is not None: raise Exception("Zip file is corrupted") # Second, check that it's not already uncompressed if all(f.compress_type==zipfile.ZIP_STORED for f in checkZipFile.infolist()): raise Exception("File is already uncompressed") checkZipFile.close() # Copy to "backup" file and use that as the input shutil.copy(commandlineFileName, backupFileName) inputZipFile = zipfile.ZipFile(inFileName) outputZipFile = zipfile.ZipFile(outFileName, "w", zipfile.ZIP_STORED) # Copy each input file's data to output, making sure it's uncompressed for fileObject in inputZipFile.infolist(): fileData = inputZipFile.read(fileObject) outFileObject = fileObject outFileObject.compress_type = zipfile.ZIP_STORED outputZipFile.writestr(outFileObject, fileData) outputZipFile.close() </code></pre>
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