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Docs: explain new delete signs

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Marco Hinz 2013-06-07 11:37:21 +02:00
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@ -68,23 +68,26 @@ Sign explanation
A new line was added. The sign is shown on the same line as the new line.
`_`
`_1`
A line was deleted. The sign is shown on the line above the deleted line. Special case: The first line was deleted. In this case the sign is shown on the same line.
A line was deleted. The sign is shown on the line above the deleted line. The
second character indicates the number of deleted lines: 1-9, and # for
everything above.
`!`
A line was changed. Something was changed, but the amount of lines stayed the same. The sign is shown on the same line.
A line was changed. Something was changed, but the amount of lines stayed the
same. The sign is shown on the same line.
`!_`
A line was changed and one or more of the lines below were deleted. A combination of **!** and **_**. The sign is shown on the same line.
A line was changed and one or more of the lines below were deleted. A
combination of **!** and **_**. The sign is shown on the same line.
`‾`
The first line was deleted. This special case is indicated by **‾** rather than
**_**.
This is used instead of _ in the special case of the first line being removed.
Longer introduction
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doc/signify.txt
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@ -66,11 +66,11 @@ Sign explanation:
A new line was added. The sign is shown on the same line as the new line.
_
_1
A line was deleted. The sign is shown on the line above the deleted line.
Special case: The first line was deleted. In this case the sign is shown on
the same line.
A line was deleted. The sign is shown on the line above the deleted line. The
second character indicates the number of deleted lines: 1-9, and # for
everything above.
!