On Mon, 1 Oct 2007, Eric Gillespie wrote:
> This is fine for now, but eventually I'd like to see us use
> format strings for this and for diff. Currently, people have to
> write scripts to massage GNU diff arguments into whatever their
> own diff tool works, and now they'd have to do the same for merge
> tools. Instead, we should offer something like this:
>
> # %L = left %R = right
> diff-command = mycrazydifftool %R %L
> # %B = base %T = theirs %M = mine %G = merged
> merge-command = mycrazymergetool %B %T %M %G
That sounds nice. But I propose to duplicate each of those variables,
always one for the path to the file and one for the name to display since
sometimes the filename is something like .svn/tmp/tempfile.tmp.
Maybe like this:
# files: %l = left %r = right
# display-names: %L = left %R = right
diff-command = mycrazydifftool --right-name %R --left-name %L %r %l
svn diff already creates those names and adds -L $name to the commandline,
for example -L 'Makefile (working copy)' or -L 'Makefile (revision 23)'.
Just my 2 cents.
Martin
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Received on Tue Oct 2 18:03:13 2007