On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 8:47 AM, Mark Burgess <notifications@github.com>wrote:

> May I ask your advice? I am working on fixing the 15 most important bugs I
> found about file editing. So I have been coding a lot and so this is going
> to get mixed up in the current pull request. How can these things be
> separated? Sorry, I am no git expert. Is this a question of cherry picking?
> I don't see how to keep the actua pull requests separate for discussion
> purposes... M
>

If I understand you correctly, you've got a branch on which you've got
two sets of changes intermingled; one set of changes adds the
makerule() function, the other changes are bug-fixes.  You can
disentangle them with git rebase -i.  If you want a tutorial on that,
let me know.  However, I think I'm within sight of catching up with the
mid-winter slew of e-mail; so I'll have a go at doing this for you, if I
don't see a request for tutorial before I catch up.

  Eddy.