Split a file into pieces

[Joe Caverly]

In Linux, I can use the split command to split a file into pieces. For example;

readme.txt has 7 lines.

split -l 1 readme.txt

...would create 7 files, with each file containing line x of readme.txt thus;

File xaa <- Line 1
File xab <- Line 2
File xac <- Line 3
File xad <- Line 4
File xae <- Line 5
File xaf <- Line 6
File xag <- Line 7

This can be accomplished in TCC using the TPIPE command. Using the same file as above;

tpipe /split=2,0,0,0,0,1 /input=readme.txt

...would create 7 files, with each file containing line x of readme.txt thus;

File readme.txt.000 <- Line 1
File readme.txt.001 <- Line 2
File readme.txt.002 <- Line 3
File readme.txt.003 <- Line 4
File readme.txt.004 <- Line 5
File readme.txt.005 <- Line 6
File readme.txt.006 <- Line 7

Review TPIPE in the help file for other /split options.

Joe