[PATCH v7 0/11] diff --stat: use the full terminal width

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Hi,

I accept your reasoning that a graph narrower than 80 columns would not look good.

On 02/22/2012 08:41 PM, Junio C Hamano wrote:
It might be just the matter of raising the artificial cap to much higher
than 40-column (say, 80-column).  A possible alternative may be to declare
that the perceived ugliness is the user's problem of having overly wide
terminal in the first place and do without any such cap.

Either is fine, but regressing output on 80-column terminal when showing a
patch with short filenames and large changes is unacceptable, not because
I personally use 80-col terminal myself (I don't---mine is a bit wider but
not 200), but because it changes behaviour from the old code without any
good justification to do so.

I've taken both options :) The graph-width-limit is turned into an option (commandline --stat-graph-width and config diff.statGraphWidth), off by default. Now no tests need to be changed. But if somebody doesn't like very wide graph output, they can set the config option to something like 80 and forget about this.

This is on top of today's next. I'm sending 1/11 'make lineno_width() from blame reusable for others' again, because the version in next is the previous version before s/int/uintmax_t/.

Changes since v6:

- 40 column limit for the graph part is changed in an optional, configurable limit, off by default - parts 7.1/8, 7.2/8, 7.3/8 get their own numbers, and 7.3 is split into two parts (9/10 is --stat-graph-width and 10/10 is diff.statGraphWidth).

v6:
[1/8]  make lineno_width() from blame reusable for others
  This is very close to what was in pu, but I'm sending a new version:
  - the function argument is changed from int to uintmax_t
    (max_change is uintmax_t and 9/9 does decimal_width(max_change).)
[2/8] diff --stat: tests for long filenames and big change counts
  - Tests are run for format-patch, diff, log, show, and merge.
  - Since tests are not only for format-patch, they are added in a new
    file t/t4052-stat-output.sh.
[3/8] diff --stat: use the full terminal width
  Add logic to use term_columns() when diffopts.stat_width==-1 and
  turn it on in git-diff --stat.
  - show_stats() output is adapted to full terminal width only when
    diffopts.stat_width==-1.
[4/8] show --stat: use the full terminal width
  Enable for git-show.
[5/8] log --stat: use the full terminal width
  Enable for log-show.
[6/8] merge --stat: use the full terminal width
  Enable for git-merge.
[7/8] diff --stat: limit graph part to 40 columns
  Change the logic to divide columns. This part is the unchanged from
  v5, just separated from 3/9.
[8/8] diff --stat: use less columns for change counts
  This one is optional, to be applied or not, "when the dust settles".

v5:
- tests are moved to an earlier patch
  - seq is replaced with a while loop for windows compatibility
  - grep -m 1 is replaced with grep " | "
  - redirects are made portable
- piped output is split into two commands to verify that the first command
    sucessfully runs to completion
- using decimal_width(change count) is moved to a later patch
- "histogram" is really not used


v4:
- comments are updated and the word "histogram" is banished
- "mopping up" is removed (but the minimum width are guaranteed)

v3:
- use decimal_width(max_change) to calculate number of columns
  required for change counts
- rework the logic to divide columns
- document the logic in comments, update docs
- add more tests

v2:
- style fixes
- some tests for git-format-patch added
- patches 3 and 4 squashed together, since they touch the same lines
- graph width is limited to 40 columns, even if there's more space
- patch descriptions extended and cleared up
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