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I want to use this for code reviews.

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Robert Angelino
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It appears that he wants a fontified version of the output of the Unix
program `merge'.  But that wants three file names.  Hm.

kai
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Quote:>     Anyone know of a package which given 2 files (a modified
> version of a source file from a source distribution) will
> print either a colorized or fontized merged version of the
> differences.  I'm looking for something which will combine
> both files and show common text and the differences
> in either a different color or different font.

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Quote:> It appears that he wants a fontified version of the output of the Unix
> program `merge'.

Doesn't ediff-files3 do that, _after_ the merge?

    Kai> I was going to suggest that, too, but I didn't know how to
    Kai> get ediff to do the printout he wanted.

Does ps-spool-buffer-with-faces render the ediff highlightings correctly?

BTW, for verions controlled under CVS, C-x v g (vc-annotate) is also a
useful and impressive feature.

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I'll suggest you to filter output of diff -u through some filter
which would convert +ses and -ses into HTML tags
: I want to use this for code reviews.

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: Robert Angelino
: High Tower Software Inc.
: Director of Software Development
: (949) 852-2233

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On a black-and-white printer, you might need to define suitable ps-*-faces
lists to get the colors be transformed into bold, underline, or italics.

    Robert> Anyone know of a package which given 2 files (a modified
    Robert> version of a source file from a source distribution) will
    Robert> print either a colorized or fontized merged version of the
    Robert> differences.  I'm looking for something which will combine
    Robert> both files and show common text and the differences in
    Robert> either a different color or different font.

The GNU enscript distribution comes with a script (called gdiffpp, if
memory serves) that will do something like that.  The script is in
Perl, so it shouldn't be too much work to adapt that to your needs.

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