I'm trying to figure out if there's an easy way to do a
:diffpatch that uses data other than from a file. A theoretical
pair of usage ideas:
" 1) diff against a previous revision of the file
:diffpatch !svn diff -r1234 %
" 2) diff against a patch in buffer #4 even if it's not on-disk
:diffpatch #4
They can be worked around pretty readily by writing the diff to a
temp file and then :diffpatch'ing against that file, or in the
first case, using ":r !svn cat -r1234 #" in a new buffer and then
":diffthis"ing the new buffer.
I'm just wondering if there's something I've missed that would
make this easier (without littering my disk with patch files).
-tim
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