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Splitting by file size cuts lines #8

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fabiankessler opened this issue Aug 5, 2016 · 4 comments
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Splitting by file size cuts lines #8

fabiankessler opened this issue Aug 5, 2016 · 4 comments
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@fabiankessler
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One file ends with a started line but unfinished and the next one continues with the rest of that line.
If this is intended then it should be documented in the README.

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The README has this example:

fSplit -split 10230 kb c:\console\console.log

The lines of log files should never be cut into 2. So I consider this a bug.

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Split by size uses only file size to calculate the split point. The file could be an ANSI file like a log or a BINARY file like a long video.

To split an ANSI file by aproximated size with line detection a flag could be added to the options to preserve the entire lines.

@dubasdey dubasdey added this to the Version 1.4.0 milestone Aug 18, 2016
@dubasdey dubasdey self-assigned this Aug 18, 2016
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Any update on when this feature might be available?

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dubasdey commented Jan 2, 2019

Any update on when this feature might be available?

I'm so sorry. I do this project on my free time and i have no estimated time of my next holidays to work on this tool.

The project is open source and the issues are free to be solved by any volunteer.

Only fork the project, apply your solution or expected feature and request a merge into this one. If the solution works and is in the way on this tool is prentend to do i will be happy to merge it.

I will attend all issues as soon as possible.

Thanks for your patience and for supporting this tool.

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