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textutil

various text utilities

Overview

Open in Workbench textutil: various text utilities

Design

Super Type
Managed-Entity
Role Abstract. (Objects cannot be created.)
Instance Names Unique
Notification false
Template Directory
Data View Children, proximity: 1
Logger Name textutil

Constraints

None

Attributes

None

Commands

Note
Commandline options displayed in square brackets "[]" are optional. If an option expects arguments, then angle brackets are shown after the option "<>". Any default value is shown within the brackets.

cat

concatenate the file

static: This command can be run outside of an object context.

Usage
cat [-dir <>] -files <>

Options

Option Description
dir dir name
files file names

checksum

checksum a file

static: This command can be run outside of an object context.

Usage
checksum [-algorithm <MD5>] [-createfile] -file <>

Options

Option Description
algorithm Specifies the algorithm to be used to compute the checksum. Defaults to MD5. Other popular algorithms like SHA may be used as well.
createfile save the checksum to file
file file name

head

display first lines of a file

static: This command can be run outside of an object context.

Usage
head [-count <10>] -file <>

Options

Option Description
count line count
file file name

nl

show file content with line numbers

static: This command can be run outside of an object context.

Usage
nl -file <>

Options

Option Description
file file name

sort

sort file

This is a placeholder implementation. It currently shells out if it is a unix OS

static: This command can be run outside of an object context.

Usage
sort -file <>

Options

Option Description
file file name

tail

display last lines of a file

static: This command can be run outside of an object context.

Usage
tail [-count <10>] -file <>

Options

Option Description
count line count
file file name

uniq

uniq file

This is a placeholder implementation. It currently shells out if it is a unix OS

static: This command can be run outside of an object context.

Usage
uniq -file <>

Options

Option Description
file file name

wc

ord, line, character, and byte count

This is a placeholder implementation. It currently shells out if it is a unix OS

static: This command can be run outside of an object context.

Usage
wc [-bytes] [-chars] -file <> [-lines] [-words]

Options

Option Description
bytes number of bytes in file
chars number of chars in file
file file name
lines number of lines in file
words number of words in file