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From: | Julian Foad |
Subject: | Re: [bug-grep] Re: [patch #3644] --initial-tab and 3 newly colorized items |
Date: | Wed, 26 Jan 2005 17:35:40 +0000 |
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Elliott Hughes wrote:
On Jan 26, 2005, at 07:46, Stepan Kasal wrote:I also think that the --show*function options should eventually go in.are you sure? diff does a really poor job of that. something like Exuberant ctags can do a much better job, for far more languages. why not pipe the output of diff/grep into a script that adds the annotations?
I tend to agree. It's undeniably useful to some people to have such a feature available at the touch of a single option letter, but implementing and supporting such a feature which doesn't actually work very well overall is quite a high cost.
i have such a script for annotating patches, if anyone's interested.
Yes please. I currently use "diff -p" for generating patches, and then have a script to extract a list of the functions touched to make a log message template. It gets it wrong quite often, so I have to edit the result by hand. I'd like to use your better solution.
- Julian
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