Petr Rockai <m...@mornfall.net> writes:
> patch: 20100903001327-fb03a-045b1923d4b1b1b432d3e3b03840101f4f9891e3.gz
> name: The name of the patch (no newlines allowed by darcs here)
> date: ...
> salt: ...
> comment: Some fancy comment
> comment: that spans multiple lines
> M -10 +3: some_file.txt
> M -8 +10: some file\nwith newlines and spaces in it
>
> I don't know if the format has a name, but it's basically
>
> /(^patch: [0-9a-f-]{61}\.gz\n name: ([^\n]*)\n date: ([^\n]*)\n[...])*/
>
> You can add "^\n" as a separator between patches to make it even easier
> to process.
Oh, and with blank-line separators, we can get rid of the indents too,
which makes the language even simpler.
... OK OK, I will stop talking to myself and go do some real-worldly
stuff now.
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