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- CUTHUGE [DUAL MODE]
-
- NAME CUTHUGE - Cut a huge file into smaller more
- manageable pieces.
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- SYNTAX
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- cuthuge [-lines] [/BIN] [/B basename] | [/H | /?]
- [files(s)]
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- USAGE
-
- CUTHUGE is used to cut a big file into smaller pieces.
- You might want to do this for example to cut a huge log
- file into smaller pieces for convenien viewing in a text
- editor. The default names are of the form PARTXXXX.CUT,
- where the XXXX:s are consequtively groving numbers. E.g.
- PART0000.CUT, PART0001.CUT ...
-
- By default CUTHUGE operates in text mode, but with /BIN
- it can be switched into binary mode. The -lines option
- gives the number of lines written to each file in text
- mode. In binary mode it gives the size of the parts file
- in bytes. The minimum for this is 1024 and the default is
- 32 K.
-
- When started without any parameters, the cuthuge reads
- its input from the command line. The special character '-
- ' can also be used on the command line to mean the
- standard input. CUTHUGE can also be given many files on
- its command line. It starts each new file with a new
- parts file.
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- SEE ALSO:
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