> -----Original Message-----
> From: G. Milde
> Sent: venerdì 13 aprile 2007 10.43
> Subject: Re: [jed] help for diff mode (syntax color via dfa)
>
> I remember, that Dino Sangoi wrote a very advanced diff mode,
> which can do fancy editing of diffs, move to the points in the diffed
> files etc.
>
Yes, I have one,
I spend a lot of times reading diffs, so I use this a lot both at work
(under windows) and at home (on Linux).
I should have a copy on my home page, but I fear it's very outdated, so
there is my latest version (attached as diffmode.zip).
To use this, you should put the files in this zip somewhere in
Jed_Library_Path.
Then, put in your .jedrc something like:
---- cut here
autoload("diff_mode", "diffmode");
% to use diff_mode for .patch files
add_mode_for_extension("diff", "patch");
% to be able to jump back after choosing a file from tree view
% (choose a key sequence)
autoload("walk_backward ", "walk");
setkey("walk_backward", "^[,");
---- cut here
A quick overview of my diff mode:
- Does DFA syntax highlighting from unified diffs.
- Can show a recursive diff (created with diff -r) as a tree. Pressing enter
on a file will show the differences only for that file (use "walk_backward"
to return to the tree view).
- Can edit diffs and adjust the tag markers. Functions to do this (and a lot
more) are in the "Mode" menu.
- A lot of functions you can bind to keys: move to start/end of block/file,
view old/new file, mark an entire block/file, ecc.
- For customization see the custom variables inside diffmode.sl.
Hope this helps (and if you like it and you make some changes, I'll gladly
accept patches :-) )
Dino
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