$ man split
This (split) is the standard unix utility to break a file up into
pieces. It breaks it down either by a fixed number of lines or by a
fixed number of bytes. Also the rules for dividing lines is
simplistic: simple newline division, no special escape handling.
If that doesn't
Polytropon wrote:
Dear list,
before starting to code on my own, I'd like to ask if there's already a
tool to uncat files, defining the file separation position as a string
of bytes, usually given in hexadecimal form.
An example could be this:
% uncat -p 0x12,0x52,0xf1,0x09 file_orig
before starting to code on my own, I'd like to ask if there's
already a tool to uncat files, defining the file separation
position as a string of bytes, usually given in hexadecimal form.
An example could be this:
% uncat -p 0x12,0x52,0xf1,0x09 file_orig
It creates file_1
Polytropon wrote:
Dear list,
before starting to code on my own, I'd like to ask if there's already a
tool to uncat files, defining the file separation position as a string
of bytes, usually given in hexadecimal form.
Is there such a tool, or any other ideas?
If I understand correctly
