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Infoset view #66
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jw3
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commands - display current - save current to file - diff against previous
shanedell
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This diff-of-previous-state is similar to how the cli debugger works for the diff command. |
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Adds a virtual doc view of the infoset. In addition to adding the obvious function of viewing this infoset, this work is also attempting to demonstrate an alternative way of managing the editor views by splitting the update out from the display.
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Diffs here are provided by keeping tabs on the previous infoset state and then using the built in vs code diff tool to run it against the current state. Pretty simple, but effective.
Can diff at any point with ctrl+p diff command.
There are some interesting implications of diffing things from more than one step back as well, but didnt implement a history of any sort.