> I think diff -u is better when the goal is to show just the
> differences, but diff -c is better for changes in the middle of
> non-trivial code.
> Different people have different preferences, but I need diff -c.
> diff -u is always hard for me.
Note that M-x load-libray RET diff-mode RET gives you the commands
M-x diff-context->unified
and
M-x diff-unified->context
so you can turn one format into the other. I usually prefer the -u
format, but occasionally like to switch some hunks to -c.
Stefan
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