Junio C Hamano [off-list ref] writes:
Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason [off-list ref] writes:
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But if we viewed it with the -W option we'd show "is_empty_rec()",
because we'd first find the "xdl_emit_diff()" context line, extend the
diff to that, and then would go look for context to show again.
Makes sense.
Ehh, I did not mean "the current behaviour with -W that shows
is_empty_rec makes sense". The observation you made (which lead to
the conclusion in your next paragraph that it is not a good idea
to show is_empty_rec on the hunk header line) made sense to me.
But I do not think any change from the current behaviour should be
made if -U<n> wins -W (i.e. the first precontext line shown in the
hunk header is not due to -W). We should hunt for the name of the
function whose latter half we are seeing at the beginning of the
hunk in that case.
Thanks.