# rsrcconv

Resource converter.

## Usage

```
rsrcconv -i inputfile [-o outputfile] -car/-cstr/-jstr/-b64 [-0/-nt]
```

## Options

|Option|Description|
|:--|:--|
|**-i** *inputfile*|input file name|
|**-o** *outputfile*|output file name|
|**-car**|C-Language array|
|**-cstr**|C-Language string|
|**-jstr**|Java string|
|**-b64**|Base64|
|**-0** or **-nt**|null(0) terminated|

## Examples

test.txt
```
foo
bar
baz
```

### Convert to C-Language array

```
rsrcconv -i test.txt -car -nt
```

```
const unsigned char test_txt[]={102,111,111,10,98,97,114,10,98,97,122,10,0};
```

### Convert to C-Language string

```
rsrcconv -i test.txt -cstr
```

```
const char test_txt[]=
"foo\n"
"bar\n"
"baz\n"
;
```

### Convert to Java string

```
rsrcconv -i test.txt -jstr
```

```
String test_txt=
"foo\n"+
"bar\n"+
"baz\n"
;
```

### Convert to Base64

```
rsrcconv -i test.txt -b64
```

```
Zm9vCmJhcgpiYXoK
```