derosa@motcid.UUCP (John DeRosa) (02/06/91)
Is there a tool that will combine multiple binhex files into a single file other than a text processor and cut and paste? Thanks, John -- = John DeRosa, Motorola, Inc, Cellular Infrastructure Group = = e-mail: ...uunet!motcid!derosaj, motcid!derosaj@uunet.uu.net = = Applelink: N1111 = =I do not hold by employer responsible for any information in this message =
barleben@sun1.ruf.uni-freiburg.de (Friedrich Barleben) (02/07/91)
derosa@motcid.UUCP (John DeRosa) writes: >Is there a tool that will combine multiple binhex files >into a single file other than a text processor and cut and >paste? >Thanks, John I think you are looking for something like *macbinfilt*. It is a unix tool included in the sit.shar file. See the following announcement: XThis shar file contains the source to "sit" a UNIX utility which produces XStuffit archives for downloading to the mac. As a bonus I've also included X"macbinfilt", a filter which takes articles from comp.binaries.mac, puts the Xparts in the correct order, and throws out all the "noise" lines. X XTo use the sit code you need the getopt(3) library routine and the compress(1) Xutility, both of which most everyone seems to have by now. X XThere is not much original code here: everything is reverse engineered from Xthe unsit utility by Alan Weber. The updcrc.c file is exactly the same file Xfrom the unsit package. X XI've tested the code on both BSD and SYSV machines. Both machines were big Xendian so byte order problems may still be lurking. [Archived as /info-mac/unix/sit.shar; 22K] So far I'Greetings, Fiete -- mail: barleben@sun1.ruf.uni-freiburg.de | Fiete Barleben phone: +49-761-203-3410 or +49-761-702503 | Institut fuer Biologie III fax: +49-761-203-2745 or +49-761-702503 | Schaenzlestrasse 1 BTX: *0761702503# | D-7800 Freiburg
jdk@aplcomm.jhuapl.edu (Jim Kinnison) (02/07/91)
John DeRosa writes: >> Is there a tool that will combine multiple binhex files >> into a single file other than a text processor and cut and >> paste? You need BinHqx 1.02. This is a DA that does "join and decode". Try FTPing it from sumex-aim.stanford.edu. If you can't find it, contact me by email, and I'll get it to you. BTW, I tried a couple of times, and couldn't get any mail to you. Hmmmmm... Jim -- Jim Kinnison jdk@aplcomm.jhuapl.edu Oh, yeah. Disclaimer stuff