On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 2:17 PM, Max Battcher <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ian Lynagh wrote: > >> I find the non-hashed format much more user-friendly, as I can easily >> look around inside pristine. >> > > I was doing some simple (Python) scripting to walk/grep through > pristine.hashed and I didn't find it all that intimidating. Plus > hashed-storage should be a nice API for doing the same sorts of things in > pure Haskell. > > There have been suggestions for useful darcs show commands for walking > through hashed pristine. Any suggestions on particular commands that you > would like to see, Ian? If you could look at pristine like a file system that would probably cover most of it. Sort of like the 'z' commands in unix. Like zgrep, zless, etc. If we had dls, dgrep, dfind, etc for working with 'darcs' data that would be pretty sweet. And probably not all that hard to build in Haskell on top of hashed-storage. Jason
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