A simple highlighter to paint output from "cvs
annotate" command. It hides (at least should...)
revision info from lines in the same revision and cycle
styles between tangent(?) revisions.
Uh-oh. As always I forgot to check the "attach file" option,
and then I realized the "hash" function I used to generate
the Range to detect sequential lines from same Revision
where to ugly to be released in wild ;-)
Any suggestions? Maybe the good ol' CRC32 is good enough?
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There's no file attached... :-)
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Uh-oh. As always I forgot to check the "attach file" option,
and then I realized the "hash" function I used to generate
the Range to detect sequential lines from same Revision
where to ugly to be released in wild ;-)
Any suggestions? Maybe the good ol' CRC32 is good enough?
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I guess that even a 16bit checksum would be enough... :-)
Take a look at CalcFCS function from SynEditMiscProcs
unit, which I added when I implemented Heredoc syntax
highlighting...
CVS Annotate highlighter