MacCVSPro and AppleSingle on OSX

Hi,

I am currently using MacCVSPro on OSX to import and check-in some old
OS9 CodeWarrior projects, some of the files in these projects have
resource forks. I believe that MacCVSPro converts them to an
AppleSingle file format so that resource forks don't get lost.

Does anyone know of a tool that can be used on the Unix command line
to convert a file stored in CVS in AppleSingle format back to a valid
file with a resource fork?

Any info on this would be really useful.

thanks and regards,
Anthony.

In article <1f88cb0c.0311021059.301b0fe8.DeleteThis@posting.google.com>,
amcclean.DeleteThis@talk21.com (Anthony) wrote:

 > Hi,
 >
 > I am currently using MacCVSPro on OSX to import and check-in some old
 > OS9 CodeWarrior projects, some of the files in these projects have
 > resource forks. I believe that MacCVSPro converts them to an
 > AppleSingle file format so that resource forks don't get lost.
 >
 > Does anyone know of a tool that can be used on the Unix command line
 > to convert a file stored in CVS in AppleSingle format back to a valid
 > file with a resource fork?
 >
 > Any info on this would be really useful.
 >
 > thanks and regards,
 > Anthony.


don't know if you found an answer to this yet or not, but in case others
find this useful:

Aladdin makes a StuffIt CLI tool. It should decode just about anything.

Walt Sellers
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