Folks,
This may be far-fetched. Let's say that there's an org file whose
purpose is to maintain a list of tasks. The file is viewable by
everyone in its html incarnation. It could be useful to produce a
html difference between updates of that file that would look like and
org file.
For instance, the file would have entries like:
- [-] Add support for Australian customers [2/4]
- [X] Menu entry for country code
- [X] Change behaviour of device
- [ ] Test
- [ ] Update user manual
And would be updated like:
- [-] Add support for Australian customers [3/5]
- [X] Menu entry for country code
- [X] Menu entry for extra delay
- [X] Change behaviour of device
- [X] Test
- [ ] Update user manual
The diffrence would look like:
- [-] Add support for Australian customers [3/5]
- [X] Menu entry for extra delay
- [X] Test
The difference would be a separate html file with a 'NEW' link
pointing to it for convenience.
Is there a utility that would produce a org-formatted difference
along these lines ? Diff could obviously make it, but then the actual
diff output would have to be processed to produce a org file that could
be converted to html.
Cheers,
Al
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