Renà Scharfe <rene.scharfe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>> + test_commit initial input "foo bar baz
...
>> + git grep --color -e foo --or \( -e bar --and --not -e baz \) |
...
> The current code highlights the given search terms ("atoms").
Hmm, I was probably not paying attention to "coloring the parts that
matched" topic at all, but wouldn't it be easier and more efficient to
paint only "foo" without painting "bar baz"? We know the first term "foo"
matches, and the rest \(...\) that is --or'ed does not have to even be
evaluated, no?
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