Stefan > "Unified" diff is the "-u" on the command line, it creates a slightly > different, more compact and for some people more readable output. > > The main difference is that you have a good chance that a unified diff > can be applied to a given file by patch even if that file is not of > the same version as the one the diff has been created against - the > output contains enough context so that patch can apply some heuristics > to adapt line numbers. > > > I thought that the output would be the same in jCVS. (Guess not). > > Never used jCVS, but I'd guess there is an option to add the -u > switch.
Thanks for the explanation. I have found out that there is a way in jCVS to use "-u". Ylan. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
