[Monotone-devel] Re: user-friendly hash formats, redux

[Bruce Stephens]

Bruce Stephens <address@hidden> writes:

[...]

> I'm unconvinced.  On the positive side, I think you can use this
> already as a selector: I'd be all in favour of adding options so that
> monotone would print out suitable strings as well as (or instead of,
> if you like) hashes.

I attach a quick attempt at doing this.  I think it would probably be
better to call a lua hook, but this just has a fixed C++
implementation (with no documentation or tests).  Author is chopped at
the first space (so the whole thing ought to be easily selectable; I
find it counts as a space in my terminal, anyway).

I've added it to a few commands.  In particular log:

% ./monotone --last=1 --pretty-revid log -r 
ced08d49d528c55b58bb64ba432d7e3ff3dda137
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Revision: net.venge.monotone/2005-10-22/Timothy/ced08d49
Ancestor: net.venge.monotone/2005-10-21/address@hidden/5a1bfb5c
Ancestor: net.venge.monotone/2005-10-22/Timothy/678d3317
Author: Timothy Brownawell  <address@hidden>
Date: 2005-10-22T05:27:58
Branch: net.venge.monotone

Added files:
        tests/t_database_sig_cleanup.at
        tests/t_update_switch_branch.at
Modified files:
        ChangeLog cert.hh commands.cc contrib/usher.cc database.cc
        database.hh debian/changelog debian/control debian/rules
        keys.cc main.cc monotone.cc sanity.cc sanity.hh
        std_hooks.lua testsuite.at

ChangeLog: 

merge of 5a1bfb5cd5789542698ad327c065d46d8490efa6
     and 678d33170fba7e0a5b18311e8fbc477e4534e90a

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