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> Please note that we can freelyh create the internal directory structure of our zip file by defining the desired path to the content file.
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> var entries:List<format.zip.Data.Entry> = new List();
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> ====== Reading a zip file ======
> Here's how we can read the content from our newly created **test.zip**.
> ===== 4. Grabbing the list of entries out of the zip file =====
> We start by reading the zip file and let the format.zip.reader get our entries out of it:
> <code haxe>
> // Read our zip file and get the bytes into a BytesInput stream
> var zipfileBytes = File.getBytes("test.zip");
> var bytesInput = new BytesInput(zipfileBytes);
> // use a format.zip.Reader to grab the zip entries
> var reader = new format.zip.Reader(bytesInput);
> var entries:List<format.zip.Data.Entry> = reader.read();		
> </code>
> 
> As a result we have the same kind of list of entries as we saw in step 2 above.
> ===== 5. Grabbing the data out of the zip entry =====
> Now we can simply iterate our list of entries to search for the entry filename that we want to extract.
> In step 1. above, we saved our string with the internal entry filename **path/to/textfile.txt**, so we have to search for this one among the entry filenames.
> Here's a simplistic way of doing it:
> <code haxe>
> var searchEntryFileName = "path/to/textfile.txt";
> for (entry in entries ) {
> 	if (entry.fileName == searchEntryFileName) {
> 		// Get the bytes out of the entry
> 		var bytes:Bytes = entry.data;
> 		// Convert the bytes to a string
> 		var string = bytes.toString();
> 		// Should trace "Hello zip!"
> 		trace(string);
> 	}
> }
> </code>
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