Thanks.
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Richard Foulk ric...@pegasus.com
I use "uumerge", based in part on an example in The Book. It's not a
uudecode front end... it does the whole decode right inside Perl,
thanks to unpack('u'). Here:
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#!/usr/bin/perl
while (<>) {
$sawbegin++, last if ($mode,$file) = /^begin\s*(\d*)\s*(\S*)/;
}
die "missing begin" unless $sawbegin;
open(OUT,"> $file") if $file ne "";
while (<>) {
$sawend++, last if /^end/;
s/[a-z]+$//; # handle stupid trailing lowercase letters
next if /[a-z]/;
next unless int((((ord() - 32) & 077) + 2) / 3) == int(length() / 4);
print OUT unpack("u", $_);
}
die "missing end" unless $sawend;
chmod oct($mode), $file;
exit 0;
################################################## snip
print unpack("u",pack("h*", <<'-- '))
9323745335d3221214b364d545a362532582521254c3640504a3625234a3655325b2060606a0
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Here is something that I put together that I use. While I am reading
news, if I see something that I want to save, I use the following:
/article/s filename:j
to find all the articles that have the same heading, save them in
"filename" and then junk the articles.
When I want to uudecode it I use:
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#! /d3/SWITCH/bin/perl -S
#extract will scan for uuendcoded stuff and feed it to uudecode
open(_uud,"|uudecode");
line: while (<>) {
if(/^BEGIN/){
$p = 'y';
next line;
}
if(/^END/){
$p = 'n';
}
if($p eq 'y'){
print _uud $_;
}
}
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As you can see there are no error checks or other embelishments. Feel
free (but please let me know if you come up with something better.
-Roe
Roe D McBurnett III Bellcore (908)699-2273 rd...@chaucer.cc.bellcore.com
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