Re: [PATCH 3/3] Add "%w" to pretty formats, which rewraps the commit message

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On 23/09/09 22:34, Johannes Schindelin wrote:
> With "--pretty=format:%w(8,6,70)" you will get the commit messages
> reformatted to width 70 where the first line has indent 8 and the
> subsequent lines have indent 6.

Hey Johannes,

you sent me your patches earlier (and I really liked the idea and could 
use it too, especially with svn-mindset people). One thing that bothers 
me about the %w flag is that is includes subject and body, when we 
already have atoms for both of these flags. So having a subject(x,y) and 
body(x,y) tag (where x is indent and y is textwidth to be rewrapped) 
would be nicer and more in the spirit of the existing format options 
imho.

Having said that I also have to acknowledge a clear advantage of your 
patch, which is that one doesn't need to clear trailing newlines when 
the subject is < wrapwidth and the body is empty (and one used 
%s(x,y)%n%n%b(x,y) as a format-tag). With my %B, %B(n) patch which is on 
pu (and which you should probably consider in case it gets into next ;) 
I do this by calling strbuf_rtrim after adding the body.

Greetings,
Jojo

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