[darcs-users] distinguish uncolored escapes
Micah Stetson
micah.stetson at gmail.com
Wed Apr 27 17:41:46 UTC 2005
> which makes non-colored escapes easier to distinguish.
>
> I want to ask what other darcs users think. If someone have
> a better idea?
I typically run in a terminal without color (or cursor addressing, for
that matter). The escapes have confused me a couple of times already.
I think marking them inline would be OK, but I'd rather see a visual
flag at the beginning or end of a line that has escapes telling me
that it was escaped. Perhaps someting like this:
hunk foo.txt 41
+ $ [!ESCAPED!]
or just
hunk foo.txt 40
+! $
If not that, maybe just always using the escapes, whether or not
they're needed, then there wouldn't be any surprises.
Just my two cents,
Micah
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