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By dankamongmen:

Ruediger Meier left as an exercise for the reader:
> Hi Nick, in case you have a shell available in your environment you could do the atemsprayer stuff also by using this one liner
> atem -s -n -f 0041000 /path/to/data | while read -r symbol fnum ;do atem --fdat $fnum /path/to/data > bla/$symbol.csv; done
> or have a look at "man 1 csplit".

wouldn't that overwrite the output csv with each line? i need to collect
them all. i'd actually used a read bourne loop originally, >>'ing on each
line as multiplexed by the first column, but it was horrifically slow.

i'm down with csplit :) i use it to paste together my web pages as
sprezzatech.com :).

my work on this fork is going to be ghastly surgery, and i'd recommend not
really following it :). i considered updating your -o option to take a
directory, but it didn't really fit into the scheme of things well, and i
had no idea whether you keep atem up-to-date or accept merge requests.

if you'd like, i can definitely make my slashing changes here with an eye
toward feeding things back upstream.

--
nick black
http://www.sprezzatech.com -- unix and hpc consulting
to make an apple pie from scratch, you need first invent a universe.