On Friday, July 19, 2013 8:59:38 AM UTC-5, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
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TortoiseSVN generates commit comments like this whenever you merge:
Merged revision(s) {range} from {branch path}:
change 1 description
........
change 2 description
........
etc.
Actually, I had thought those '.' characters where '-' characters. I guess I
was wrong; so I haven't seen it in real life. But I can easily imagine a person
typing a similar commit message using '-' instead. Or some SVN client could do
it automatically.
The pattern used right now would incorrectly match on the -------- separators.
I kind of like the pattern I proposed, to only match lines starting with
exactly two '-' and ending with exactly two more '-' characters with at least
one character in between.
^---\@!.*-\@!.--$
Possibly this could be optimized some.
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