Follow the style of many of the pmdev team while
writing patches for Perlmonks by striking out the old code
and inserting new code in a different colour by it.
Oooh. Feature: a diff(1) hilighting mode for
block (rather than inline) code tags. Follow the
code block with a diff block containing
a context diff (or whatever format's easiest to parse), like
so:
<code>
&foo();
&bar();
&baz();
<\code> # munged close tag
<diff>
2c2
< &bar();
---
> &quux();
</diff>
becomes
&foo();
&quux();
&baz();
As ever, I have no clue how to implement this, or how
difficult it would be.
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The hell with paco, vote for Erudil!
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