#139 zipping files individually in the same directory from comman

[rjohnson53]

IF I have multiple files in a directory and I want them toi be zipped independently is ther a switch that can be used to do that in a single command line?
In other words if I had file1.txt, file2.txt, file3.txt I would want the output to be file1.zip, file2.zip and file3.zip.
If there is a way that someone has discovered please let me know.

[Wermlandsdata, Bernhard]

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Use for

Such as
for %d in (file*.txt) do 7z.exe a %d.zip %d

Add an extra % for each %d if you plan to use it in a BATch file.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I'm also interessted in that feature

[Michael Steiger]

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will this feature be worth for a feature request?

[rjohnson53]

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I know a loop can be used, as I did, I just thought it would be handy to do it in one line rather than a loop. Hopefully a bit quicker than looping, but who knows. Good suggestion though.