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Not for a side-by-side diff, but I just use this for color diffs: cdiff() { diff -u "$@" \ | sed 's/^$@@ .* @@$$/'$'\e[36m''\1'$'\e[m''/g'

by chjj 12y ago

Not for a side-by-side diff, but I just use this for color diffs: cdiff() { diff -u "$@" \ | sed 's/^$@@ .* @@$$/'$'\e[36m''\1'$'\e[m''/g' \ | sed 's/^$-.*$$/'$'\e[31m''\1'$'\e[m''/g' \ | sed 's/^$+.*$$/'$'\e[32m''\1'$'\e[m''/g' \ | less -c -R }

cbr 12y ago
Your cdiff colors lines by whether they're added or removed: http://www.jefftk.com/cdiff-shell-function-2x.png http://www.jefftk.com/cdiff-shell-function-2x.png icdiff colors just the part of the line that changed: http://www.jefftk.com/icdiff-comparison-1234a1234.png http://www.jefftk.com/icdiff-comparison-1234a1234.png

Not for a side-by-side diff, but I just use this for color diffs: cdiff() { diff -u "$@" \ | sed 's/^\(@@ .* @@\)$/'$'\e[36m''\1'$'\e[m''/g'

Not for a side-by-side diff, but I just use this for color diffs: cdiff() { diff -u "$@" \ | sed 's/^\(@@ .* @@\)$/'$'\e[36m''\1'$'\e[m''/g'