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Wills' Projects: The 'ekdump' Manual Page


     ekdump(1)                 Ekdump (v1.0)                 ekdump(1)



     NAME
          ekdump - music module detailer/sample extraction utility

     SYNOPSIS
          ekdump [-prefix <path+text>] <songname> [<range>...]

     DESCRIPTION
          ekdump shows song- and sample data from music module formats
          (eg. SoundTracker) loadable by ekaviel. The modules' samples
          can be extracted by specifying identifying numbers or ranges
          for each [see RANGES], after the module's filename. The name
          resulting files take is derived from a prefix (default Inst,
          which -prefix overrides, and may contain a target directory)
          and either the internal instrument filename (where specified
          in the module source), the instrument name (where present in
          the module), or the count of instruments so far dumped.

     OPTIONS
          -prefix <text>
                  Override the default file-prefix "Inst". Can be used
                  to set a target directory for the files.

     RANGES
          The ranges (identifying the sample numbers) are specified as
          follows (where 1 is the first):

          n       Extract the sample in the given position.

          n..m    Extract samples in positions n to m

          n..     Extract samples in positions n to <last>

          ..m     Extract samples in positions 1 to m

          all     A sensible synonym for the boundless range ..

     CAVEATS
          Dumping an unnamed sample more than once results in multiple
          copies of the dumped sample, because ekdump will have chosen
          filenames like Inst01 and Inst02 on successive writes.

     FILES
          ~wills/bin/ekdump

     BUGS
          That blond fella? That's Henry off of Neighbours, that is!

     But seriously:
          Please mail me a bug-report if you find any. I suspect there
          may be quite a few, so happy hunting!

     AUTHOR



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     ekdump(1)             UNIX System V (v1.0)              ekdump(1)



          William "Wills" Towle, wills@scs.leeds.ac.uk






















































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