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SoC line-level history browser question

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AFAndre Ferreira <greiskul@gmail.com>
Date
Mar 20, 2010, 02:13 UTC
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I would like to know how the interface (the command line arguments passed to the program) and output should look like (a rough example would be fine). I'm very interested in participating in Google Summer of Code, but living in the Southern Hemisphere means that I would have to do it in parallel with my university classes, therefore limiting the scope of projects that I can handle. The line-level history browser appears to be well within my reach.

André Ferreira
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  1. Andre FerreiraMar 20, 2010
  2. Johannes SchindelinMar 20, 2010

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