Thanks, Thierry,
I have noticed that I can write the entire resource fork at once
using /path/to/file.ext/rsrc (note the additional /rsrc) but this
doesn't let me set individual resources.
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On 28 mei 2010, at 11:12, Thierry wrote:
Hi Mark,
I just tried this in a Terminal :
TdzMacBook:~ tdz$ echo "WEWEWEE" > x.txt
TdzMacBook:~ tdz$ ls -l x.txt/rsrc
-rw-r--r-- 1 tdz staff 0 28 mai 11:08 x.txt/rsrc
TdzMacBook:~ tdz$ echo "ASDASDASDDADSASDASDASD" > x.txt/rsrc
TdzMacBook:~ tdz$ ls -l x*
-rw-r--r--@ 1 tdz staff 8 28 mai 11:09 x.txt
TdzMacBook:~ tdz$ ls -l x.txt/rsrc
-rw-r--r-- 1 tdz staff 23 28 mai 11:09 x.txt/rsrc
TdzMacBook:~ tdz$ cat x.txt/rsrc
ASDASDASDDADSASDASDASD
TdzMacBook:~ tdz$ cat x.txt
WEWEWEE
If this is OK for you, you can use the shell() to do your job.
HTH.
Thierry
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