I understand what you want to do and my suggestion stays the same. /filter will be (one of) the quickest way(s) to do that:

Code:
alias hugefiltertest {
  var %i = 1, %ticks = $ticks
  if (!$isdir) { mkdir test }
  .fopen -no bigfile test\bigfile.txt
  while (%i <= 100000) { 
    .fwrite -n bigfile %i
    inc %i
  }
  .fclose bigfile
  filter -cffr 1-10000 test\bigfile.txt test\file1.txt
  filter -cffr 10001-20000 test\bigfile.txt test\file2.txt
  filter -cffr 20001-30000 test\bigfile.txt test\file3.txt
  filter -cffr 30001-40000 test\bigfile.txt test\file4.txt
  filter -cffr 40001-50000 test\bigfile.txt test\file5.txt
  filter -cffr 50001-60000 test\bigfile.txt test\file6.txt
  filter -cffr 60001-70000 test\bigfile.txt test\file7.txt
  filter -cffr 70001-80000 test\bigfile.txt test\file8.txt
  filter -cffr 80001-90000 test\bigfile.txt test\file9.txt
  filter -cffr 90001-100000 test\bigfile.txt test\file10.txt
  echo -a Finished in $calc(($ticks - %ticks) / 1000) seconds.
}

Last edited by tidy_trax; 03/07/05 08:55 PM.
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