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Re: splitting an input streamby ptkdb (Monk) |
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Your script 'x' could output the offset into the file that it found itself at when it finished. Your wrapper script captures this, and the next time that it runs you use 'seek'(ref pg 779 Programming Perl 3rd Ed) to advance the file handle to that position the next time it runs You add two parameters --echo-offset and --start-at-offset=fileoffset
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