replace with new variable output_block_size. All uses changed.
(long_options, usage, main): Add --block-size.
(main, decode_switches): Use new human_block_size function to
initialize output block size consistently with other programs.
From Paul Eggert.
replace with new variable output_block_size. All uses changed.
(long_options, usage, main): Add --block-size.
(main, decode_switches): Use new human_block_size function to
initialize output block size consistently with other programs.
(print_header, show_dev): Shrink some columns and expand
others, to squeeze in support for today's larger filesystems.
(print_header): Print output block size using power-of-1024 SI format.
(df_readable): Coalesce last two args into one, for convenience.
All callers changed.
(main): Remove check for portable output format and larger
or human-readable block sizes.
From Paul Eggert.
(Change_status) [CH_NOT_APPLIED]: New member.
(change_symlinks): Enable this by default, now.
(describe_change): Handle new case.
(change_file_owner): Add new parameter: cmdline_arg. Update callers.
Reorganize to reflect changed semantics.
(LCHOWN): Remove definitions.
copy.c (copy), now that copy() has better support for mv. This fixes
a bug with cross-filesystem `mv -i' whereby you could get two prompts
for the same destination file and eventually remove the destination
file even though one of the responses was negative.
Reported by Dirk Lattermann.
[struct cp_options] (failed_unlink_is_fatal): New member.
(preserve_owner_and_group): New member.
(preserve_chmod_bits): New member.
(preserve_timestamps): New member.
(preserve): Remove member.
(set_mode): New member.
(mode): New member.
(copy_file): Rewrite to use copy.c (copy).
(change_attributes): Get rid of now-(with chown wrapper)-unnecessary
`no_need_to_chown' parameter. Fix caller.
(install_file_in_file): Remove now-unnecessary `to_created' parameter.
(cp_option_init): New function.
Update several functions to take new parameter specifying copy options.
Change `FILE *in' parameter to `int input_fd'. Adjust callers.
Revert to using safe_read -- can't mix lseek and fread.
And can't use fseek because it can't handle files larger than 2^32.
Jim Meyering