how to use ICSharpCode.SharpZLib compression one runtime data transfor to stream for csharp

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I want to Compression one runtime data to one zip file(.txt file), use ICSharpCode.SharpZLib.dll.

first i want to use stream. but i don't know how to write one or tow runtime data transfor to stream.

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I want to compression Runtime data, use ICsharpCode.SharpZLib.dll.
e.g. I have one or more variables, these variables are changing with the time, I need to put these values recorded and compressed to a text file.

Posted 11-Aug-13 19:46pm

Benjaminhe

Updated 12-Aug-13 5:01am

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