Matthieu Moy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Matthieu Moy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> I'll give that a try tonight.
>
> I've got something reasonable.
I've been working a bit more on xgit. The diff-mode now has an
additional menu "GIT-Diff" when it's an xgit buffer. That's done with
derived mode and (dvc-function ... "diff-mode") instead of
(dvc-diff-mode) in the diff function helpers.
I'd prefer some additional items in the DVC-Diff menu, but I didn't
find a way to do that. If an Emacs guru reads me ...
(I don't use the menu in daily life, but I find it to be a very good
place to get the list of features and keybindings, so it's cool to
have a nice menu)
I think that's a reasonable example of a way to make a back-end
different from the other, while still reusing all of DVC.
At the moment, I just added "git add -u" (run "git add" on each
modified files) and "git reset --mixed" (reset the index to HEAD), but
there are still a lot of git-specific stuffs that could fit here.
For each file, you can
* Sync the file with
- HEAD (git checkout HEAD file) <-- this one only is
relevant to others.
it's already ?U.
- the index (git checkout file)
* Sync the index with
- the HEAD (git reset --mixed HEAD file)
- the file (git add file)
(my last two commits deal with the last two cases, but only for the
whole tree, not file-per-file).
I was thinking of adding the keybinding ?> as an alias for "add",
and ?< for "reset --mixed file". That way, one can stage/unstage with
< and >. Later, we can imagine to make < and > work for patch hunks
too.
I'm stoping here for tonight.
--
Matthieu
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