JB>   since csplit doesn't name, or number the collections of
JB>   parts that it produces, (which part 2 of 2 comes next?)
JB>   adding a (random) serial number or name to the part
JB>   header could fix that...
JB> >>>>>>>>>> CSplit: Begin part 1/2
>>>>>>>>>>
JB> >>>>>>>>>> CSplit: Begin part 2/2
>>>>>>>>>>
JB> >>>>>>>>>> CSplit: Begin part 1/2
>>>>>>>>>>
JB> >>>>>>>>>> CSplit: Begin part 2/2
>>>>>>>>>>
JB> becomes
JB> >>>>>>>>>> CSplit: Begin part 1/2
serial 436877 >>>>>>>>>>
JB> >>>>>>>>>> CSplit: Begin part 2/2
serial 113608 >>>>>>>>>>
JB> >>>>>>>>>> CSplit: Begin part 1/2
serial 113608 >>>>>>>>>>
JB> >>>>>>>>>> CSplit: Begin part 2/2
serial 436877 >>>>>>>>>>
   Why not use the actual file name?
   You have to supply it when running CSplit anyway, don't you?
   Then you could have CSplit put the parts together and save
   them under the name given in the header as a default or under
   an assumed name if the command line argument for one is used.
>>>>>>>>>> CSplit: Begin part 1/2
>>>>>>>>>>
   becomes
>>>>>>>>>> CSplit: Begin part 1/2
(Example.ext) >>>>>>>>>>

> ] It's around somewhere. I put it where I wouldn't lose it....

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