Package: gitk
Version: 1:1.7.4.4-1
Severity: normal
Gitk offers to search in commits adding/removing string: exact; this works,
I can search for eg. function names, and the corresponding commits are
highlighted.
Now, changing the match type field to Regexp works for simple function names
Hi,
Ph. Marek wrote:
Gitk offers to search in commits adding/removing string: exact; this
works,
I can search for eg. function names, and the corresponding commits are
highlighted.
Now, changing the match type field to Regexp works for simple function names
(consisting of [a-zA-Z]) too;
Hello Jonathan,
thank you very much for the quick and elaborate answer!
Looks like a documentation bug. :)
...
What you might have been looking for is rather a grep diff search,
which would look for commits that touched lines matching a particular
regex. This should be doable for anyone
forcemerge 589283 626461
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Philipp Marek wrote:
Thanks for the offer, but I'm already busy on too many other things ;-)
Thanks and no problem. Merging with a request for grep diff search,
since I suspect that will be the simplest way to document this.
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