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Interactive patching?
I would like to ask if anyone knows of a Unix program that is like patch(1), but applies each diff interactively so I can decide on whether to apply a particular diff.
This is my situation: someone has made certain changes to a file I created, sent me the modified copy and I would like the program to prompt me interactively for each change so that I can decide on whether to apply each and every change to my original copy. Any ideas is very much appreciated. |
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