Not necessarily. vi can certainly edit the data fork of a forked
file without caring about the other forks. You might have to do a
little bit of tweakery to make it not delete the old file before
writing the new one, but it's certainly not much extra work, and
it doesn't involve writing New Functionality into it so it can
handle forked vs non-forked files.
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david parsons \bi/ Imagining `levee /home/src/BSD/cp/cp.c/nls'
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