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I am so fascinated by your work. Thank you millions. Allow me to leave a wish list in a hope that this intrigues you.
I found your diffn is a fascinating tool to assist a large scale, yet partial, change. There the large scale change may deal with thousands to million lines of diff contents, and it is best for each output line of diff should carry entire information of that diff.
For example
$ git difffnc # filename, linenumber, change only
abc/def/xyz.cc:101 - hello worlds
abc/def/xyz.cc:101 + hello world
where filepath:line:col is a terminal link jumping to that position by clicking the link (supported by many tools such as VS Code, CLion, grep, gcc, clang..)
Do you find this useful? No alignment across the whole diff contents would be needed.
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I am so fascinated by your work. Thank you millions. Allow me to leave a wish list in a hope that this intrigues you.
I found your diffn is a fascinating tool to assist a large scale, yet partial, change. There the large scale change may deal with thousands to million lines of diff contents, and it is best for each output line of diff should carry entire information of that diff.
For example
where
filepath:line:col
is a terminal link jumping to that position by clicking the link (supported by many tools such as VS Code, CLion, grep, gcc, clang..)Do you find this useful? No alignment across the whole diff contents would be needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: