Linux in a Nutshell, Third Edition
by Ellen Siever, Stephen Spainhour, Jessica P. Hekman, Stephen Figgins
Name
rcsdiff
Synopsis
rcsdiff [options] [diff_options] files
Description
Compare revisions via diff. Specify revisions using -r as follows:
Number of Revisions Specified: Comparison Made: None Working file against latest revision One Working file against specified revision Two One revision against the other
rcsdiff accepts the standard options -q, -T, -V, -x, and -z, as well as diff_options, which can be any valid diff option. rcsdiff exits with a status of 0 (no differences), 1 (some differences), or 2 (unknown problem).
Options
- -k c
When comparing revisions, expand keywords using style c. (See co for values of c.)
- -r R1
Use revision R1 in the comparison.
- -r R2
Use revision R2 in the comparison. (-r R1 must also be specified.)
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