Johannes Schindelin wrote:
>
> But at least _I_ think it is easy to follow, and it actually makes the code
> more readable/hackable. Correct me if I'm wrong.
It indeed seems a sane approach. However, the final result segfaults
and/or prints garbage (on apparently every commit except very small
changes) when using the regex '\S+', which IMHO should give exactly
the same result as not using a regex at all. In git.git:
$ ./git-show --color-words='\S+' 7eb5bbdb645
Segmentation fault
$ ./git-show --color-words='\S+' d3240d935c4
[...garbled output...]
Segmentation fault
Plain --color-words is not affected.
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Thomas Rast
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