How the tests here were run
  - use 'py -3' and backslashes on Windows (if required: usually isn't)
  - 'py3' was aliased to python3 on Unix
  - use 'del' and 'copy' on windows, not 'rm' and 'cp'

See also: ../moretests/test-simple-files/ for a simpler example that zips 
basic files instead of folders (with and without Unix-shell "*" expansion).


# Starting in mergeall/test/ziptools

rm -rf cmdtest/start cmdtest/test1 cmdtest/test2 cmdtest/unpack     
  # or move to prior platform's folder, or 'del dir dir' on Windows


# Extract test folders from .. (mergeall's test folders)

cp ../test-1-2.zip cmdtest/start.zip
cd cmdtest
py3 ../zip-extract.py start.zip start


# Zip and unzip test1/test2: WITH cruft

cd start
py3 ../../zip-create.py ../cmdtest.zip test1 test2
cd ..
py3 ../zip-list.py cmdtest.zip
py3 ../zip-extract.py cmdtest.zip .
cd ..
py3 ../../mergeall.py cmdtest cmdtest/start -report


# Zip and unzip test1/test2: WITHOUT cruft

cd cmdtest
py3 ../zip-create.py -skipcruft cmdtest.zip start/test1 start/test2   # or start/* on Unix
py3 ../zip-list.py cmdtest.zip 
py3 ../zip-extract.py cmdtest.zip unpack
py3 ../../../mergeall.py start unpack/start -report
py3 ../../../mergeall.py start unpack/start -skipcruft -report


# Zip test1/test without cruft again, but using a different, deeper relative path

cd ..
py3 zip-create.py -skipcruft cmdtest/cmdtest.zip cmdtest/start/test1 cmdtest/start/test2
py3 zip-list.py cmdtest/cmdtest.zip 


# Cleanup

rm -rf MacOSX-files-here-saved/    # and similar on Windows
mkdir MacOSX-files-here-saved/
mv cmdtest.zip start start.zip test1 test2 unpack/ MacOSX-files-here-saved