Change split_single_document to work on STDIN & STDOUT #31
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In b64 mode it still buffers the output and encodes it in one go.
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Single document splitting just directly goes from Perl's STDIN to STDOUT now. In multidoc mode I locally override STDIN and STDOUT to point to variables.
I still buffer a single document in multidoc mode because I didn't see an easy way to stream base64 without re-implementing base64-encode in Perl. Piping it through
base64withopen()would work, but that would entail forking for every document.Fixes #30. Also fixes a warning printed by
$text = $text.$words[$i]when dealing with an empty line in-kmode.