Sorry for the vauge-ness... I mean a side by side visual
diff. ( like in viewcvs/cvsweb ) where you can see the full
( or partial ) file w/ color coded removed, changed, added
markups. rather than in raw diff format.
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The original poster was obviously more interested in the
visual rendering, but diffs between arbitrary versions are
very handy.
A potentially good interface for could be as follows:
You currently have "v0.5.3 -> v0.5.4" in the header of
cvsmonitor.pl?cmd=viewBrowseVersion
If you put < and > controls around each of those numbers,
you could browse by changing both the "from" and "to"
revision #s. Alternately, 2 dropdowns would work as well.
if you do 2 dropdowns, include both the revision # and the
commit date in a dropdown - i'm frequently using ViewCVS to
answer questions like "what's changed in the file over the
last 2 months"
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More specific please.
Define Visual Version Diffs.
CVS Monitor currently displays diffs for a single version to the previous
version. Do you mean to arbitrary versions?
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Sorry for the vauge-ness... I mean a side by side visual
diff. ( like in viewcvs/cvsweb ) where you can see the full
( or partial ) file w/ color coded removed, changed, added
markups. rather than in raw diff format.
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The original poster was obviously more interested in the
visual rendering, but diffs between arbitrary versions are
very handy.
A potentially good interface for could be as follows:
You currently have "v0.5.3 -> v0.5.4" in the header of
cvsmonitor.pl?cmd=viewBrowseVersion
If you put < and > controls around each of those numbers,
you could browse by changing both the "from" and "to"
revision #s. Alternately, 2 dropdowns would work as well.
if you do 2 dropdowns, include both the revision # and the
commit date in a dropdown - i'm frequently using ViewCVS to
answer questions like "what's changed in the file over the
last 2 months"