Eric Blake wrote:
> Or see filterdiff, which does either direction and more, part of
> patchutils: http://cyberelk.net/tim/patchutils/
Thanks a lot for the pointer! Very useful for working with diffs in textual
form!! (Working with 'git' branches is an alternative; however with diffs
in textual fo
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According to Bruno Haible on 3/6/2008 7:43 AM:
| There's also a program 'ud2cd' which converts a unified diff to a
context diff
| a posteriori, and 'cd2ud' which converts a context diff to a unified
diff. [1]
Or see filterdiff, which does either dire
Bruno Haible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There's also a program 'ud2cd' which converts a unified diff to
> a context diff a posteriori, and 'cd2ud' which converts a
> context diff to a unified diff. [1]
Emacs diff-mode can also convert between unified and context
diffs.
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Ben Pfaff
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Eric Blake wrote:
> Either form works for either case. But for readability purposes,
> documentation patches tend to modify sentences, and it is nice to see the
> before and after effect of a partial sentence without having lots of lines
> in between. And code patches tend to modify logical block
