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UNREZWACK(1)              BSD General Commands Manual             UNREZWACK(1)

NAME
     /Developer/Tools/UnRezWack -- Split a RezWack file into separate data and resource files.

SYNOPSIS
     /Developer/Tools/UnRezWack file -o outFileNameBase [-f]

DESCRIPTION
     The /Developer/Tools/UnRezWack command takes a file created by RezWack(1) as its input file (it does
     not read Standard In) and divides it into two files, one containing the data fork and one containing
     the resource data.  /Developer/Tools/UnRezWack takes the following flags and arguments:

     file     Path to the input file.  This must be a file created with RezWack(1).

     -o outFileNameBase
              Base path of the output files.  UnRezWack will create two files at this base path, one with
              the extension ".data" and one with the extension ".qtr".  The resource data will be written to
              the data fork of the resource data file; it is not possible to create a HFS or Extended HFS
              resource fork file using UnRezWack.

              If either file exists, /Developer/Tools/UnRezWack will exit with error 2 unless the -f flag is
              provided.

     -f       Force overwriting of output files.

SEE ALSO
     Rez(1), DeRez(1), RezWack(1), SplitForks(1)

Mac OS X                        April 12, 2004                        Mac OS X