RAR 5/2/81 RAR NAME rar - rearrange archive SYNOPSIS rar [-cv] archname DESCRIPTION `rar' permits the rearrangement of the modules of an archive, `archname'. `rar' opens `archname' and notes the names and starting address of each module. It then reads the names of modules from standard input and outputs each module so indicated to standard output. Upon detecting an EOF on standard input, any modules not yet output are written out in the order found in the original archive. Switches: -c Suppresses the output of modules not specified on the standard input. This permits the selection of only a subset of the original archive's modules. -v Print the name of each module on error output after it has been successfully output to the standard output. Example of use: Suppose that you wish to create a new version (newarch) of an archive (oldarch) with all of the modules sorted by name. The following shell command will suffice: ar t oldarch | sort | rar -v oldarch >newarch FILES None SEE ALSO ar - archive file maintainer DIAGNOSTICS AUTHORS Joe Sventek BUGS -1-