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1.1 root 1: .TL
2: Changes to diff
3: .PP
4: The options -e and -f generate edit scripts that can be used to
5: regenerate one file from the other. In these scripts, groups of text lines
6: following the a (add) and c (change) commands are terminated with a
7: line consisting of a single '.'. This is a botch. I added a new option, -n,
8: which works like -f, except that groups of text lines are not terminated
9: with '.'. Instead, the number of text lines is given in the command itself.
10: The commands are generated in order of increasing line numbers.
11: Option -h does not support -n.
12:
13: .nf
14: Commands generated by diff -n
15:
16: d l n delete lines l..l+n-1
17: a l n add the following n lines after line l.
18: ....
19: ....
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