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User & Date: peter 2004-12-14 22:44:05.000
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2004-12-14
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Added preprocessing. check-in: fc392e936d user: peter tags: trunk
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Mark file borders better in patch view. Added ignore keyword option to directory diff. Changed command line options to allow abbreviations. Error on bad command line args. Added -patch option. Release 2.0.7. check-in: ad6beaa1dd user: peter tags: trunk
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<pre>eskil -r rev1 -r rev2 file.txt</pre>
  Compare the two revisions. This does not involve the local copy of file.txt.

The -r options are also available in the GUI in the "Rev 1" and "Rev 2" fields.

<ul>RCS/CVS</ul>

For RCS and CVS the arguments to -r are standard version numbers just like to their -r options.  RCS style -r<rev> is allowed.

<ul>ClearCase</ul>

ClearCase has more complex version "numbers".
ClearCase stream names are built like file paths and in -r you can access the streams similar to how you find files.
Your current stream is the "current directory".
<pre>-r 5                    </pre>: Version 5 in current stream.








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<pre>eskil -r rev1 -r rev2 file.txt</pre>
  Compare the two revisions. This does not involve the local copy of file.txt.

The -r options are also available in the GUI in the "Rev 1" and "Rev 2" fields.

<ul>RCS/CVS</ul>

For RCS and CVS the arguments to -r are standard version numbers just like to their -r options.  RCS style -r\u003crev\u003e is allowed.

<ul>ClearCase</ul>

ClearCase has more complex version "numbers".
ClearCase stream names are built like file paths and in -r you can access the streams similar to how you find files.
Your current stream is the "current directory".
<pre>-r 5                    </pre>: Version 5 in current stream.
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