Changelog

6.1

* improve symlink support

6.0
* massive refactoring
* pycp no longer depends on progressbar
* add pycp -g option to display a global pbar on
  sevral line

5.0
* massive refactoring
* pycp no longer uses threading code.
 copying small files should now be painless
 (no more time.sleep)
* pycp learned --all and --preserve options
* change license from GPL to BSD

4.3.3
pycp no longer hangs when copy fails.
error code is non zero when serious problems occurs.

4.3.2
Bug fixes concerning small and empty files

4.3.1
Bug fix: pymv a_dir b_dir left an empty a_dir behind

4.3
Nicer print of what is beeing tranferred:
/path/to/{foo => bar}/a/b
instead of:
/path/to/foo/a/b -> /path/to/bar/a/b

4.2
Pycp now is available on Pypi:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pycp/

4.1
You can now use --safe to never overwrite files.

4.0.2
Lots of bug fixes, introducing automatic tests

4.0.1
Fix bug for python2.5: threading module still has
only camelCase functions.

4.0
Now using shutil and thread modules instead of subprocess.
(Replacing supbrocess.popen("/bin/cp") by calling a thread
running shutil.copy)
Bonus: pycp might become cross-platform

3.2
Switch from getopt to OptionParser (much better)

3.1
Now using /bin/cp instead of cp (thanks, Chris Gilles)

No more -o option. Files are now overwritten by default.
Pass a -i, --interactive option if you want to be asked
for confirmation before overwritting files
Mimic cp behaviour. (thanks, ctaf)

3.0
Little trick to have a pymv

2.2
Skips existing files instead of canceling whole operation
Implementing -o,--overwrite option.

2.1
Able to copy multiple files:
pycp bar foo /path/to/baz

2.0
Now able to copy recursively files!

1.3
Add an ETA and file speed estimation

1.2
Fix possible division by zero
Fix possible race condition

1.1
Add a proper license

1.0
Initial commit