This is another behavior that is standard across existing compression/decompression tools.
If neither -k (keep input) nor -c (write output to stdout instead of to a file, #5) is given on the command line, and if encoding succeeds and the output file is successfully written, the input file should be removed.
Both dpu and undpu should support this.
This is another behavior that is standard across existing compression/decompression tools.
If neither `-k` (keep input) nor `-c` (write output to stdout instead of to a file, #5) is given on the command line, and if encoding succeeds and the output file is successfully written, the input file should be removed.
Both `dpu` and `undpu` should support this.
This is another behavior that is standard across existing compression/decompression tools.
If neither
-k
(keep input) nor-c
(write output to stdout instead of to a file, #5) is given on the command line, and if encoding succeeds and the output file is successfully written, the input file should be removed.Both
dpu
andundpu
should support this.