Petr Rockai <m...@mornfall.net> writes: > Human readable > --------------
... > marlo...@gmail.com #9 | Synopsis: Library for manipulating > FilePaths in a cross platform way. > ig...@earth.li #10 | cabal-version: >=1.6 > ig...@earth.li #11 | Extra-Source-Files: System/FilePath/Internal.hs > ig...@earth.li #6 | > | Library > | Exposed-modules: I think the annotations should be on each line because it makes it a bit easier to process and it helps for reading the output when you've paged ahead, if the output hasn't been post-processed. I think there should be an option to use the date too (maybe author and/or date), as you may be more interested in the history than the authorship, and it would make, say, Emacs VC mode easier. I'd want to make sure it's reliably distinguishable from the current format, and know the rules to be able to determine the end of the tag reliably -- I assume it's fixed-width and that `|' can't appear in it. > | > Machine readable > ---------------- > > 14:49:11 | m...@twi:~/dev/haskell/filepath -> darcs-ADV annotate --machine > filepath.cabal > 20070401142502-b47d3-741d8cb0c9aa440d8cc603014e1c32ab1b96148a.gz | Name: > filepath I wouldn't use that in the Emacs mode since it would mean getting the changes separately with darcs in order to put help-echo/hyperlink properties on the tag. (Currently the buffer displays the timestamp before each line and has help-echo text which provides the author and patch name, but no hyperlink; I wasn't sure whether to link to the source or the change log.) _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list darcs-users@darcs.net http://lists.osuosl.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
