class DAInteg; class StrPtr; class DARev { public: DARev( int n, int c ); ~DARev(void); DAInteg* addInteg( int how, const StrPtr* f, int s, int e ); int integCount() { return icount; }; DAInteg* getInteg( int i ); int getChange() { return change; }; void setEdited( bool e ) { isEdited = e; }; private: int num; int change; bool isEdited; int icount; DAInteg* istack; };
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#3 | 6299 | Sam Stafford |
Ditch the attempts at only processing lines that have already been connected to the starting file. It seemed to be causing more backtracking than anything else when the history was complex, and iterating through all files/revisions works just as well and isn't nearly as prone to duplicating work. |
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#2 | 6298 | Sam Stafford |
Add some new sanity checks. One prevents an infaloop observed while testing against a file with especially twisted history; the other may help with future tweaks to the zipper algorithm. |
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#1 | 6297 | Sam Stafford |
Work so far on "deep annotate". Been getting a lot of questions on this lately from other people working on the same thing; might as well pool efforts. |