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   DIR commit 0ca1ccf7f2e9e3587700434fa6f773a291903bcf
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  HTML Author: lumidify <nobody@lumidify.org>
       Date:   Sat, 28 Mar 2020 18:24:22 +0100
       
       Clarify documentation
       
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   DIR diff --git a/lumia.pl b/lumia.pl
       t@@ -1137,6 +1137,9 @@ error and the user answered "n" when prompted), a warning message is printed,
        but the files B<are removed from the database> (if the database can be
        written to).
        
       +It is an error if there are no checksum database files in the directory
       +of a file named on the command line.
       +
        C<-f> is passed through to the system C<rm> command.
        
        =item B<cp> [-vf] source target
       t@@ -1150,6 +1153,9 @@ which is then copied to the target.
        
        If the last argument is a directory, all source arguments are copied into it.
        
       +It is an error if a source or destination directory does not contain any
       +checksum database files.
       +
        B<cp> will issue a warning and skip to the next argument if it is asked to
        merge a directory with an already existing directory. For instance, attempting
        to run C<cp dir1 dir2>, where C<dir2> already contains a directory named
       t@@ -1178,6 +1184,9 @@ argument, which is renamed to the target name.
        If the last argument is an existing directory, all source arguments are moved
        into it.
        
       +It is an error if a source or destination directory does not contain any
       +checksum database files.
       +
        B<mv> behaves the same as B<rm> with regards to checking if the source file
        is still present after the operation and other error handling.