[experiment] In ZipOutputStream, optionally transform the names of added entries with a simple fixed transform function.#499
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…ith a simple fixed transform function.
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refs #495 |
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I am closing this in favor of #497 |
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Alternate spin off of #497 with an inline transform function instead of a swappable NameTransform.
Keeps all the code local to ZipOutputStream rather than changing anything else, scope there for sharing the utility code.
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