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| H A D | group-format.out | fddcb7b82ff45dc9e08bab26bbfe7a2d2e8ca20f Thu Apr 20 16:22:33 CEST 2017 Baptiste Daroussin <bapt@FreeBSD.org> Implement a basic --changed-group-format
etcupdate(8) requires that option, while GNU diff supports many more variation
of that options, their behaviour beside the simple verion implemented here are
quite inconsistent as such I do not plan to implement those.
The only special keyword supported by this implementation are: %< and %>
%= is not implemented as the documentation of GNU diff says: common lines, but
it actually when tested print the changes from the first file
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| H A D | Makefile | diff fddcb7b82ff45dc9e08bab26bbfe7a2d2e8ca20f Thu Apr 20 16:22:33 CEST 2017 Baptiste Daroussin <bapt@FreeBSD.org> Implement a basic --changed-group-format
etcupdate(8) requires that option, while GNU diff supports many more variation
of that options, their behaviour beside the simple verion implemented here are
quite inconsistent as such I do not plan to implement those.
The only special keyword supported by this implementation are: %< and %>
%= is not implemented as the documentation of GNU diff says: common lines, but
it actually when tested print the changes from the first file
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| H A D | diff_test.sh | diff fddcb7b82ff45dc9e08bab26bbfe7a2d2e8ca20f Thu Apr 20 16:22:33 CEST 2017 Baptiste Daroussin <bapt@FreeBSD.org> Implement a basic --changed-group-format
etcupdate(8) requires that option, while GNU diff supports many more variation
of that options, their behaviour beside the simple verion implemented here are
quite inconsistent as such I do not plan to implement those.
The only special keyword supported by this implementation are: %< and %>
%= is not implemented as the documentation of GNU diff says: common lines, but
it actually when tested print the changes from the first file
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| /freebsd/usr.bin/diff/ |
| H A D | diff.h | diff fddcb7b82ff45dc9e08bab26bbfe7a2d2e8ca20f Thu Apr 20 16:22:33 CEST 2017 Baptiste Daroussin <bapt@FreeBSD.org> Implement a basic --changed-group-format
etcupdate(8) requires that option, while GNU diff supports many more variation
of that options, their behaviour beside the simple verion implemented here are
quite inconsistent as such I do not plan to implement those.
The only special keyword supported by this implementation are: %< and %>
%= is not implemented as the documentation of GNU diff says: common lines, but
it actually when tested print the changes from the first file
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| H A D | diff.1 | diff fddcb7b82ff45dc9e08bab26bbfe7a2d2e8ca20f Thu Apr 20 16:22:33 CEST 2017 Baptiste Daroussin <bapt@FreeBSD.org> Implement a basic --changed-group-format
etcupdate(8) requires that option, while GNU diff supports many more variation
of that options, their behaviour beside the simple verion implemented here are
quite inconsistent as such I do not plan to implement those.
The only special keyword supported by this implementation are: %< and %>
%= is not implemented as the documentation of GNU diff says: common lines, but
it actually when tested print the changes from the first file
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| H A D | diff.c | diff fddcb7b82ff45dc9e08bab26bbfe7a2d2e8ca20f Thu Apr 20 16:22:33 CEST 2017 Baptiste Daroussin <bapt@FreeBSD.org> Implement a basic --changed-group-format
etcupdate(8) requires that option, while GNU diff supports many more variation
of that options, their behaviour beside the simple verion implemented here are
quite inconsistent as such I do not plan to implement those.
The only special keyword supported by this implementation are: %< and %>
%= is not implemented as the documentation of GNU diff says: common lines, but
it actually when tested print the changes from the first file
|
| H A D | diffreg.c | diff fddcb7b82ff45dc9e08bab26bbfe7a2d2e8ca20f Thu Apr 20 16:22:33 CEST 2017 Baptiste Daroussin <bapt@FreeBSD.org> Implement a basic --changed-group-format
etcupdate(8) requires that option, while GNU diff supports many more variation
of that options, their behaviour beside the simple verion implemented here are
quite inconsistent as such I do not plan to implement those.
The only special keyword supported by this implementation are: %< and %>
%= is not implemented as the documentation of GNU diff says: common lines, but
it actually when tested print the changes from the first file
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