On Wednesday, October 16, 2013 3:02:57 AM UTC+2, Gabriela Gibson wrote:
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> The BRANCH-README file is here:
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Substitutions: ;f1 original file
;f2 changed file
"svn help diff" uses "old" and "new" (instead of "original" and "changed")
to refer to these items.
Please stick to established usage.
Examples: --invoke-diff-cmd="diff -y ;f1 ;f2"
--invoke-diff-cmd="kdiff3 -auto -o /home/u/log \
+;f1 ;l2 --L1 ;l1 --L2 "Custom Label" "
In the kdiff3 example the inner double quotes need to be escaped.
The delimiter ';' can be escaped by adding a ';'
Though it's just a matter of taste, I don't know any precedent for using the
semicolon as the "substitution introducer".
Several tools (e.g. GNU diff, GNU find) use the percent sign for this.
Cheers, Roderich
