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  == Status ==
  
! Basic function is alreay implemented on top of python difflib.
  
  == Usage ==
  
! Download from http://code.google.com/p/coderev/downloads/list and extract the
  tarball to your disk, there are two tools present for you - codediff.py (to
  compare files/dirs) and coderev.sh (to generate code review page on your svn
  work space).
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  == Status ==
  
! Basic function is already implemented on top of python difflib.
  
  == Usage ==
  
! Checkout trunk revision http://code.google.com/p/coderev/source/checkout or
! download from http://code.google.com/p/coderev/downloads/list and extract the
  tarball to your disk, there are two tools present for you - codediff.py (to
  compare files/dirs) and coderev.sh (to generate code review page on your svn
  work space).
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                            wrapped for sdiff, default is no line wrapping
      -y, --yes             do not prompt for overwriting
  
- 
  * coderev.sh usage
  
!     coderev.sh [-r revsion] [file|subdir ...]
  
!     `revision' is a revision number, or symbol (PREV, BASE, HEAD), see svn
!     books for details.  Default revision is revision of your working copy
!     (aka. BASE)
  
      Default `subdir' is working dir.
  
      Example 1:
!     coderev.sh bin lib
  
!     Generate coderev based on your working copy.  If you are working on the
!     most up-to-date version, this is suggested way (faster).
  
!     Example 2:
      coderev.sh -r HEAD bin lib
  
      Generate coderev based on HEAD revision (up-to-date version in repository),
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                            wrapped for sdiff, default is no line wrapping
      -y, --yes             do not prompt for overwriting
  
  * coderev.sh usage
  
!     (optional) cp coderevrc.sample ~/.coderevrc, customize your own
!     cd your-workspace
!     coderev.sh [-r revsion] [-w width] [file|subdir ...]
  
!     `revision' is a revision number, or symbol (PREV, BASE, HEAD) in svn,
!     see svn books for details.  Default revision is revision of your working
!     copy
! 
!     `width' is a number to make code review pages wrap in specific column
  
      Default `subdir' is working dir.
  
      Example 1:
!     coderev.sh -w80 bin lib
  
!     Generate coderev based on your working copy, web pages wrap in column 80.
!     If you are working on the most up-to-date version, this is suggested way
!     (faster).
  
!     Example 2 (for SVN):
      coderev.sh -r HEAD bin lib
  
      Generate coderev based on HEAD revision (up-to-date version in repository),