Re: Packing any file in a stream (including resource forks)

[dda <headspin at gmail dot com>]

You could binhex the files. A cheap and easy way to do it would be to
write a 5-line Python script [Python has a binhex module] and run that
in a shell class.

A more manly way would be to implement a binhex class :-)

HTH

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On 7/30/05, Stefan Pantke <seaside dot ki at mac dot com> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I need to map/unmap  any Mac or Windows file into a sequence
> of bytes.
> 
> Well, for Windows and most OS X files, this is straight forward.
> 
> For files having a resource fork, this isn't straigthforward to me.
> Does someone has a code snippet for this task?
> 
> I'd even pay some buckets for such a feature, if it would be available
> by means of a 'drop-in' code base.
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