Emilio Lopes writes: > I guess this is off-topic here, but could you explain how do you use > `diff-mode' for this? By "incremental commit" I understand that one can > make many, some even unrelated, changes to the work area and then choose at > commit-time which ones should be checked in.
scm-du-jour diff > current.diff and then use diff-mode (plus some easy helper commands) to split the patch into hunks and save them to individual files, which I then apply sequentially with patch and commit (record) with the scm. Once the helper commands are defined and bound to keystrokes, it's not a lot more keystrokes than darcs record, and the buffer interface makes navigation a lot faster and selection somewhat more accurate. The ability to split hunks in situ occasionally comes in handy to make the changesets more coherent. _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osuosl.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
