BINPRINT(1)                Commands and Applications               BINPRINT(1)

NAME

       binprint - print Appleworks GS formatted manual pages

SYNOPSIS

       binprint [ -ccols ] [ -V ] [filename] ...

DESCRIPTION

       binprint displays files in hex-dump format.

       For  each  file,  binprint will print out the filename, followed by one
       line of output for each 16 bytes of input data.  Each line consists  of
       the  file  offset  (in  hexadecimal) of the first displayed byte in the
       line, a colon, up to 16 bytes of data in hexadecimal  format,  followed
       by the same 16 bytes shown in ASCII format:

binprint.c
       0: 2F 2A 20 0D 20 20 20 20 42 49 4E 50 52 49 4E 54 /* .    BINPRINT
      10: 2E 43 0D 0D 20 20 20 20 44 69 73 70 6C 61 79 73 .C..    Displays
      20: 20 66 69 6C 65 73 20 69 6E 20 68 65 78 2D 64 75  files in hex-du


       Where  there is no printable ASCII equivalent of a given byte, a period
       is printed in its place.

       If no filenames are given, binprint reads from stdin.

OPTIONS

       -c cols
              Specify the number of columns (one byte per column)  to  display
              per  line.   The  default  as  shown in the example above is 16.
              Values less than 8 are silently ignored (the default is used).

       -V     Print version number and exit.

HISTORY

       binprint appeared in GNO v2.0.1.



GNO                             15 January 1998                    BINPRINT(1)