On Mon, 25 Aug 2003, James Rich wrote:
> >
> > instead do this:
> > cd /foo/tn5250-new
> > diff -ur . ../tn5250
> >
>
> Won't this create the patch backwards (i.e. remove changes instaed of
> adding them)? Obviously if you don't have those changes they can't be
> removed, but the patch is still backwards. Would you rather I did this:
sorry, you're right.. I said it backwards. Instead, do this:
cd /foo/tn5250-new
diff -ur ../tn5250 .
The idea is that the files get listed as src/scs.c, src/scs2ascii.c etc
instead of tn5250-new/src/scs.c
Optionally, just use CVS to generated your patches with:
cd /foo/tn5250-new
cvs diff -uR > mypatch.diff
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