For the impatient: .acoc.conf for coloring context diffs Patch for acoc 0.7.1
Acoc is one of my favorite *nix tools.
It adds color to common commands like ls, diff, grep, make, and top. This
drastically improves their
usability. It’s also extensible, so
it’s easy to color new programs and change colors for existing programs.
For example, acoc 0.7.1 includes rules for coloring unified format
diffs.
However, it doesn’t have a rule for “changed” lines, which start with ! and are
unique to context format
diffs.
To color those lines, add this to your ~/.acoc.conf:
acoc.conf for context diffs
updated 8/4/2010
For the impatient:
.acoc.conf for coloring context diffs
Patch for acoc 0.7.1
Acoc is one of my favorite *nix tools. It adds color to common commands like ls, diff, grep, make, and top. This drastically improves their usability. It’s also extensible, so it’s easy to color new programs and change colors for existing programs.
For example, acoc 0.7.1 includes rules for coloring unified format diffs. However, it doesn’t have a rule for “changed” lines, which start with ! and are unique to context format diffs. To color those lines, add this to your ~/.acoc.conf:
This patch adds the rule to acoc 0.7.1.