Suffering from CVS mindset

[Yawar Amin]

On 4/15/10 6:54 PM, Haszlakiewicz, Eric said:
> [...]
>   1) it just lists the file names, without any indication of what
> happened 
> to each file (i.e. modified, added, deleted, renamed, whatever)
>   2) hg log -v lists all the files on one line, so if you have a file
> called 
> "my file", you can't distinguish between one file being changed, and two
>
> files called "my" and "file" being changed.  (see example at the end of
> this 
> message)
>
> [...]
> I am 
> talking about a slightly more detailed summary from which you can
> actually 
> see what files were changed.
>
> eric
>   

Just curious, did you try out the style file Greg Ward posted [1] a
couple of days ago? Save the file as (e.g.) log.style, then add the
following lines (with modifications, and the full path name has to be
specified) to your ~/.hgrc:

[alias]
ln = log -v --style /Users/yawar/log.style
lg = glog -v --style /Users/yawar/log.style

Then `hg ln' gives you the changed files one per line, and `hg lg' does
the same for the glog extension.

 Yawar

[1] http://www.selenic.com/pipermail/mercurial/2010-April/031398.html


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