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sfk ... +uudecode [options]
sfk uudecode infile
extract encoded (binary) files from plain
ascii text and write them to disk. decodes
plain uuencode format marked by "begin".
allows only to write relative pathnames like
foo\bar\the.txt
but not absolute paths like C:\foo.txt
options
-pat mask extract only files having mask in their
path or filename. use -pat !mask
to exclude paths or filenames.
-pat \mask\ says the path or file
must start and end with mask.
-todir x write output files to folder x
-yes really write the files. default is
to simulate what would be written.
command chaining
can be used after another command
like fromclip which provides input text.
automatically skips normal (mail) text until
the first begin record is found.
limitations
uses filename characters as is, without any
codepage or utf-8 conversion. accent or unicode
characters in filenames may cause write failures
on extraction.
aliases
sfk uudec same as uudecode
sfk uudecode get uuencoded contents
sfk xxdecode get xxencoded contents
see also
sfk uuencode encode files
examples
sfk uudecode in.txt
read in.txt and extract embedded files.
suitable for large data, as input is read
directly from file.
sfk fromclip +uudecode
decode clipboard text
sfk ... +uudecode [options]
sfk uudecode infile
extract encoded (binary) files from plain
ascii text and write them to disk. decodes
plain uuencode format marked by "begin".
allows only to write relative pathnames like
foo\bar\the.txt
but not absolute paths like C:\foo.txt
options
-pat mask extract only files having mask
in their path or filename. use
-pat !mask to exclude paths or
filenames. -pat \mask\ says the
path or file must start and end
with mask.
-todir x write output files to folder x
-yes really write the files.
default is to simulate what
would be written.
command chaining
can be used after another command
like fromclip which provides input text.
automatically skips normal (mail)
text until the first begin record is
found.
limitations
uses filename characters as is,
without any codepage or utf-8 conversion.
accent or unicode characters in
filenames may cause write failures on
extraction.
aliases
sfk uudec same as uudecode
sfk uudecode get uuencoded contents
sfk xxdecode get xxencoded contents
see also
sfk uuencode encode files
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