New encrypt-files option - CVS code
Werner Koch
wk at gnupg.org
Wed Jan 9 17:18:01 CET 2002
On Wed, 9 Jan 2002 10:31:10 -0500, David Shaw said:
> I was just thinking that when --encrypt-files is given only one
> argument it almost identical to --encrypt... so why not just rename
> "--encrypt-files" as "--encrypt" and have one command? It would need
The new plan is to make it behave like --verify-files: Either encrypt
all files given on the commandline or take the filenames to encrypt
from stdin if there are no command line args. I think Timo is working
on that.
Hmmm, then we should also have --decrypt-files and --sign-files
> It would be simpler to explain and document and we won't get questions
> to the mailing list asking what the differences between the two
We should remove --encrypt-files from the --help listing. This avoids
most questions cause nobody reads man pages ;-)
Werner
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