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Table of Contents
- Overview
- 1. What Comparison Means
- 2.
diffOutput Formats- 2.1 Two Sample Input Files
- 2.2 Showing Differences Without Context
- 2.3 Showing Differences in Their Context
- 2.4 Showing Differences Side by Side
- 2.5 Making Edit Scripts
- 2.6 Merging Files with If-then-else
- 3. Incomplete Lines
- 4. Comparing Directories
- 5. Making
diffOutput Prettier - 6.
diffPerformance Tradeoffs - 7. Comparing Three Files
- 8. Merging From a Common Ancestor
- 9. Interactive Merging with
sdiff - 10. Merging with
patch- 10.1 Selecting the
patchInput Format - 10.2 Revision Control
- 10.3 Applying Imperfect Patches
- 10.4 Creating and Removing Files
- 10.5 Updating Time Stamps on Patched Files
- 10.6 Multiple Patches in a File
- 10.7 Applying Patches in Other Directories
- 10.8 Backup Files
- 10.9 Backup File Names
- 10.10 Reject File Names
- 10.11 Messages and Questions from
patch - 10.12
patchand the POSIX Standard - 10.13 GNU
patchand Traditionalpatch
- 10.1 Selecting the
- 11. Tips for Making and Using Patches
- 12. Invoking
cmp - 13. Invoking
diff - 14. Invoking
diff3 - 15. Invoking
patch - 16. Invoking
sdiff - 17. Standards conformance
- 18. Future Projects
- A. Copying This Manual
- B. Concept Index
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