> You may apt-get axp-0.2.0, and use "axp annotate -l 10-24 foo.c".
> Please tell me what options do you miss, like --hide-unannotated-lines.
Does it show the hunks and trace through them to show not just the last hunk
that touched the lines but also the one before that?
The problem I usually have with `annotate' is that it suffers from a horizon
problem (if you reindent the relevant function, annotate won't tell you
about the earlier changes you're looking for, so you have to re-run it,
specifying a different time-point), and that under Arch it is very expensive
resourcewise, whereas my suggested command could be done without the need of
a (well-populated) revlib (though a archive cache or mirror helps).
I.e. it works too hard to give me something that's not quite what I want.
Stefan
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