Anything is possible :)
The problem is the diff exposed to the client just produces a unified
diff file. We would then have to parse that file to create the
difference nodes. This is doable, but i wouldn't want to have to do it!
If SVN gave us the raw differences, it would be *MUCH* easier.
I have checked the svn client and libs and they look fine.
svn_client_cat (cat.c) creates a temp file and does an eol and keywork
substitution on it (if the eol property is set).
This is used from both the cat command and javahl.
I am out of ideas.
McClain Looney wrote:
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> On Jul 13, 2004, at 9:25 PM, Brock Janiczak wrote:
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>> I am going to see what the SVN command line client does when the
>> tigris SVN server is back up (even if my C is really rusty).
>
>
> by the way, i've had a rather heated discussion in #svn about why
> using cat for diffs is wrong. is there a way we can use the built in
> diff functionality for generating diff views? using cat will cause
> problems with keyword expansion & the like
>
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> McClain Looney
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