In C, I use FOO() for a macro, foo() for a function like macro and foo () for a function.
Also:
statement1;
statement2;
statement3;
statement4;
is different from:
statement1;
statement2;
statement3;
statement4;
Can you still see those changes in a structured diff?
> You can see order changes in a structured diff as well if you want but you don't need to hundreds of line of removal and addition like text diff. You would see only the relevant thing which is reordering.
That is nice then, I thought diffing an AST would lose that ability.
In C, I use FOO() for a macro, foo() for a function like macro and foo () for a function.
Also:
is different from: Can you still see those changes in a structured diff?> You can see order changes in a structured diff as well if you want but you don't need to hundreds of line of removal and addition like text diff. You would see only the relevant thing which is reordering.
That is nice then, I thought diffing an AST would lose that ability.