DumpFile -- display contents of an arbitrary file

Syntax      DumpFile [options...] filename

Description DumpFile lets your display the contents of the resource fork or the
            data fork of a file in a variety of formats.

Input       DumpFile does not read standard input.  Only 1 filename may be
            specified, and no wildcard characters are accepted.

Output      DumpFile writes its output to standard output.

Diagnostics Errors and warnings are written to diagnostic output.  Progress
            information is also written to diagnostic output with the -p
            option.

Status      DumpFile may return the following status codes:

            0   No errors
            2   Fatal error
            -1  User abort

Options     -rf     Display the resource fork of the file (default is data
                    fork)

            -a      Suppress display of ASCII character values

            -h      Suppress display of hexadecimal characters

            -o      Suppress display of file offsets

            -w nn   Display width of nn bytes on each line of output

            -g nn   Group nn bytes together without intervening spaces

            -p      Write progress information (such as the name of the file
                    being dumped and the version of DumpFile) to diagnostic
                    output

            -r byte1[,byteN]
                    Display only the byte range from byte1 to byteN.

Examples    DumpFile -p ATestFile

            Formats the data fork of the file "ATestFile" and writes its
            contents to standard output.  This output has the following format:

DumpFile - Version 1.0
Copyright (c) 1990, Apple Computer, Inc.
All Rights Reserved
File                 : ATestFile
Data Fork Length     : 21
Resource Fork Length : 0

Dumping Data Fork from offset 0 to 21

   0: 54 68 69 73 20 69 73 20 61 20 74 65 73 74 20 66     This is a test f
  10: 69 6C 65 2E 0D                                      ile..


            DumpFile -w 12 -g 4 ATestFile

            Formats the data fork of the file "ATestFile" and writes its
            contents to standard output, grouping 4 bytes at a time and
            displaying 12 bytes per line.  This output has the following
            format:

File                 : ATestFile
Data Fork Length     : 21
Resource Fork Length : 0

Dumping Data Fork from offset 0 to 21

   0: 54686973 20697320 61207465    This is a te
   C: 73742066 696C652E 0D          st file..
