I have access to all the iterations of student A's work: subA.1.c, ..., subA.999.c. Similarly, I have access to all the iterations of student B, C, D, etc.
I wish to compare all of A's versions with any other version, but, crucially, avoid comparing A's versions with another of A's versions.
Proposals:
Add an option --has-versioning, with a pre-defined format for versions (e.g., file.c, file.c.1, file.c.2, file.c.3).
Add an option --has-versioning, with a glob-like versioning template --version-filename='*.#.c' where # corresponds to version number.
Add an option --same-user-cmp=prog where prog would be run with two filenames, to test if two files are from the same user.
I have access to all the iterations of student A's work:
subA.1.c, ...,subA.999.c. Similarly, I have access to all the iterations of student B, C, D, etc.I wish to compare all of A's versions with any other version, but, crucially, avoid comparing A's versions with another of A's versions.
Proposals:
--has-versioning, with a pre-defined format for versions (e.g.,file.c, file.c.1, file.c.2, file.c.3).--has-versioning, with a glob-like versioning template--version-filename='*.#.c'where#corresponds to version number.--same-user-cmp=progwhereprogwould be run with two filenames, to test if two files are from the same user.