# 
# patch "ChangeLog"
#  from [192764dff0a1df1f5dc9a5cacc68da6f53b5cd4d]
#    to [0f49d559713ab0910aa329752d7c9e50536fbda5]
# 
# patch "tests/t_automate_stdio.at"
#  from [e86f5d0e9f49172d5948e6131a8de64b5ff20bb1]
#    to [14ebc0f6a448303462628f0d9dec7354624957c0]
# 
========================================================================
--- ChangeLog	192764dff0a1df1f5dc9a5cacc68da6f53b5cd4d
+++ ChangeLog	0f49d559713ab0910aa329752d7c9e50536fbda5
@@ -1,5 +1,9 @@
 2005-10-10  Timothy Brownawell  <address@hidden>
 
+	* tests/t_automate_stdio.at: Add comment here too.
+
+2005-10-10  Timothy Brownawell  <address@hidden>
+
 	* contrib/get_stdio.pl: Add comments. I'm told it was "obtuse",
 	hopefully this will help somewhat.
 
========================================================================
--- tests/t_automate_stdio.at	e86f5d0e9f49172d5948e6131a8de64b5ff20bb1
+++ tests/t_automate_stdio.at	14ebc0f6a448303462628f0d9dec7354624957c0
@@ -1,6 +1,12 @@
 AT_SETUP([automate stdio])
 MONOTONE_SETUP
 
+# This is the same as contrib/get_stdio.pl. It does:
+#
+# for i in split_into_packets($x)
+#     $results[i.cmdnum] += i.contents
+# print $results[n]
+#
 AT_DATA(get_stdio.pl, [#!/usr/bin/perl
 $x="";
 open $file, $ARGV[[0]];