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Managing ABL Applications
Deployment Considerations : Deployment Topics and Tasks : Using the BUNDLE utility : The unbundle.c program
 
The unbundle.c program
The unbundle program takes files out of a bundle. This is the command syntax to run it:
Syntax (UNIX)
unbundle [ -toc | -fulltoc | -date | -all ] bundle-file
[ -select [selection-file ]]
-toc |-date |-fulltoc |-all
Indicates the operation to perform. The default, toc, lists a table of contents that shows the name and type (ascii or binary) of each file in the bundle. The fulltoc value lists a table of contents containing toc information, date information, and the input files' file specifications, modify dates, and sizes. The date value lists time stamps showing when bundle was run. The all value unbundles all files in the bundle putting the unbundled files in the current directory.
-select selection-file
Allows you to select by name the files to unbundle or to list with toc or fulltoc.
This is the Syntax of selection-file:
filename
[ unbundle-as-file-spec ]
The filename value names the file to be processed. When you are unbundling, unbundle-as-file-spec specifies the name unbundle is to use as the unbundled filename. Comments and blank lines are permitted as described earlier for the bundle command's selection-file. Wild cards are not supported.
If select is specified and no specification-file is provided, selections are read from standard input.
The following is a sample file:
# UNIX example
# First line.
cfg-show.x pdir/cfg-show.p
cfg-doc.txt docdir/cfg-doc.doc
cfg-make # Created as cfg-make in current directory.
readme.txt # Created as readme.txt in current dir.
# The next line is blank.

# Last line.