* Trent W. Buck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [081129 06:12]: > Before: > > | Display unrecorded changes in the working copy. > |[...] > | whatsnew gives you a view of what changes you've made in your working > | copy that haven't yet been recorded. The changes are displayed in > | darcs patch format. Note that --look-for-adds implies --summary usage. > > After: > > | List unrecorded changes in the working tree. > | [...] > | The `darcs whatsnew' command lists unrecorded changes to the working > | tree. If you specify a set of files and directories, only unrecorded > | changes to those files and directories are listed. > | > | With the --summary option, the changes are condensed to one line per > | file, with mnemonics to indicate the nature and extent of the change. > | The --look-for-adds option causes candidates for `darcs add' to be > | included in the summary output. > | > | By default, `darcs whatsnew' uses Darcs' internal format for changes. > | To see some context (unchanged lines) around each change, use the > | --unified option. To view changes in conventional `diff' format, use > | the `darcs diff' comand; but note that `darcs whatsnew' is faster. > | > | This command exits unsuccessfully (returns a non-zero exit status) if > | there are no unrecorded changes. >
OK! Much better imho. Thanks, Christian -- You may use my gpg key for replies: pub 1024D/47F79788 2005/02/02 Christian Kellermann (C-Keen)
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