2 This is demo file for wiggle's --browse mode.
4 Browse mode is intended to let you look through a patch
5 to see how it will apply to a set of files. It is
6 possible that the patch will have some conflicts.
7 That is: the patch was created from a different version of
8 the source to the version that you are applying the patch
9 to. This is what makes it interesting.
11 You can use normal cursor motion to scroll around,
12 both vertially and horizontally (both emacs and vi style).
13 From the initial file-list patch, use space
14 or <return> to open/close a directory or file.
15 Form the file-view mode, use 'q' to get back to
18 Differences applied by the patch are shown as
19 RED for removal and BLUE for addition.
20 Text with a pink background was not matched -
21 maybe it has been changed since the patch was
24 green-background text is text that the patch wants
25 to change, but the exact correct change has already
28 Captial-N might go to the next interesting chunk
31 You can use 'o' and 'r' to view the original or result.
32 You can use 'b' and 'a' to view the before or after
34 You can use 'd' to view the diff (patch, before and
35 after) or 'm' to view the merge (original and result).
37 '|' returns to the original split-window view with
38 merge on the left and diff on the right.
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43 This demonstrates where a diff on one line
44 applies to text that is now split
46 The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy hound.
50 This demonstrates a diff which contains some
52 (this is an extra line)
55 fox jumps over the lazy cat.
57 There will be extra lines in the diff
63 without any mention of