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\gunzip description from its man page:
\gunzip takes a list of files and replaces each file whose name ends with .gz with an uncompressed file without the original extension
What actually happens is that a new uncompressed file is created and the original gzipped file is kept. The UNIX corespondent of this command comply with the description above. I think \gunzip / \gzip -d should behave that way, too.
Documentation needs to be updated
I updated man page to:
\gunzip takes a list of files and creates an uncompressed file for each file whose name ends with .gz, the newly created uncompressed files have the same file name as the original ones but without the .gz extension.
ADS 11.0 branch, SVN r25797.
The implementation of \gzip and \gunzip is a wrapper of the Data Studio Open API implementation which behave differently than UNIX gzip and gunzip. This request is mentioned in issue #6596 and tracked there.
I updated man page to:
\gunzip takes a list of files and creates an uncompressed file for each file whose name ends with .gz, the newly created uncompressed files have the same file name as the original ones but without the .gz extension.
ADS 11.0 branch, SVN r25797.
The implementation of \gzip and \gunzip is a wrapper of the Data Studio Open API implementation which behave differently than UNIX gzip and gunzip. This request is mentioned in issue #6596 and tracked there.
We had made the change for gzip but forgot to make the changes in gunzip.. man page is updated in latest build
We had made the change for gzip but forgot to make the changes in gunzip.. man page is updated in latest build
Issue #6597 |
| Closed |
| Fixed |
| Resolved |
Completion |
| No due date |
| Fixed Build 11.0.0-rc-8 |
| No time estimate |
Documentation needs to be updated