#!/bin/sh

# like itpn but in --split mode and automatically writing to the files "_matches" and "_rejects".
# if any of the files already exists, the old file is not overwritten but a file with a unique suffix is created.
# usage example: itpn-split --search=computer

matches="$(unique-path _matches)"
rejects="$(unique-path _rejects)"
itpn --split --output-file-1="$matches" --output-file-2="$rejects" $@