Komenda/polecenie: Jak użyć csplit

Append suffix to output filename. This option causes -n to be ignored. suffix must specify how to convert the binary integer to readable form by including one of the following: %d, %i, %u, %o, %x, or %X. The value of suffix determines the format for numbers as follows:

%d

Signed decimal.

%i

Same as %d.

%u

Unsigned decimal.

%o

Octal.

%x

Hexadecimal.

%X

Same as %x.

Name new files prefix00 through prefixn (default is xx00 through xxn).

Keep newly created files even when an error occurs (which would normally remove these files). This is useful when you need to specify an arbitrarily large repeat argument, {n}, and you don't want an out-of-range error to cause removal of the new files.

Use output filenames with numbers num digits long. The default is 2.

Suppress all character counts.

Do not create empty output files. However, number as if those files had been created.