rsrce8
Editor for raw macos resource forks
Usage
rsrce [filename]
Overview
Rsrce is command driven Macintosh resource fork editor for Unix-like operating systems.
Rsrce doesn't allow you to edit the resource data directly. It only knows to import/export them from/to files, performing conversion for the few resource types it knows.
Usage
If a filename is given on the command-line, the resource are read from the file when rsrce is launched.
Resources are referred to by specifing their type and id, separated by a colon. I mean, something like "STR#:128". If the type field contains less than 4 letters, spaces are added to complete it.
The following commands are available:
- read file
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read the resources from file
- write file
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write the resources to file
ls-
list resources (type, id, attributes, data lenght, name)
- hexdump resource
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show an hexdump of resource's data
- import|export resource file
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import/export resource's data from/to file
- edit resource
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invoke an external editor to change resource's data
help-
list available commands
exit-
terminate rsrce (without saving, use write before exit if you wish to save your changes)