Hi,
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, Erez Zadok wrote:
> I was looking around for a tool that would allow me to split a large
> patch file into individual snippets and couldn't find one. So I wrote
> one in perl. It takes a patch file and creates individual small files,
> one for each combination of a filename listed in the patch, and a patch
> snippet (starting with an '@@' line). Each '@@' snippet gets an index
> number and a new filename, prefixed with the appropriate header ("diff
> ...", ---, and +++ lines) so it's a valid patch file on its own.
You can do that with "git add -i" and with "git gui" AFAIK. I even
started some code to split hunks in "git gui", but it was pointed out that
that code was not complete, and I did not have time to finish it.
Ciao,
Dscho
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