			muhex - hexadecimal code/decode

o Standard usage 
  ----------------

		# muhex  [file]

Edit by hand the ascii code, not the text form embedded in [].

o Comfortable usage
  ------------------

pion file manager supports hexadecimal editing.

o How-to encode by scratch a binary file
  ---------------------------------------

You can to use the "hexd" bare command for that, supplying an input
file similar to those produced by "hexd" itself. 

1) Prepare the file containing the ascii codes.  Examples:

	==== file X.hex ===================== 
	000000: 01 02 03 04 05 06 [comment skipped]
	000000: 1a 1b 1c [comment skipped]
	===============================end====	

	==== file X.hex ===================== 
	01 02 03 04 05 06 1a 1b 1c
	===============================end====	

	==== file X.hex ===================== 
	0102030405061a1b1c
	===============================end====	

	==== file X.hex ===================== 
	1 2 3 4 5 6 1a 1b 1c
	===============================end====	

  hexd thinks the above examples are all the same thing.

Note: 

	+ counter field is skipped (up to the colon : ). 
	+ hex codes can be one or two characters long.
	+ a ONE character hex code should be followed by a space.
	+ comments are not required.

2) Decoding phase

	# hexd -d < X.hex > X.bin

That' all.

o Howto use "hexd" for rustic uuencoding 
  -------------------------------------

"hexd" command (not muhex, which is a script wrapper), read & write
using standard input/standard out, therefore it can work via UNIX pipe.


email uuencoding:

		# cat my_binary | hexd -c | sendmail some@one

