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CUTHUGE [DUAL MODE]
NAME CUTHUGE - Cut a huge file into smaller more
manageable pieces.
SYNTAX
cuthuge [-lines] [/BIN] [/B basename] | [/H | /?]
[files(s)]
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.
SEE ALSO: