**** pcomp.pl 1.2 -- the file-tree compare program ****

Syntax: pcomp.pl {options} [path1] [path2]
  compares two directory-trees recursively
  options:
    --prn-eq -e     also give a message for files that are equal
    --only-dirs -d  compare only directories, not files
    --nodirs|-D     compare only files, not directories

    --file-match -f   [regexp] 
                    compare only files that match [regexp]

    --file-nomatch -F [regexp]
                    compare only files that do not match [regexp]

    --msg-match -m    [regexp]
                    show only messages that match [regexp]

    --msg-nomatch -M  [regexp]
                    show only messages that do not match [regexp]

    --nodate        ignore differences in the file-date
    --nosrc         ignore when the source is missing
    --nodest        ignore when the destination is missing
    --tkdiff        print a line suitable for tkdiff
    -v              produce a more verbose output
    -p              patch [dest] with [source]
    --simpatch      simulate patch [dest] with [source]
    -s              show all comparision messages the program can produce
    --filter-cvs    remove cvs keywords
    --filter-cr     remove  characters
    --filter-rstrip remove trailing spaces
    --filter-expand expand tab stops
    --filter-empty-lines
                    remove empty lines
    --show-diff --show-diffs
                    execute "diff" on each pair of differing files
		    NOTE: diff appears ABOVE the line that shows which 
		          files differ
    -t --terse-mode
      print   
      where: path: destination path except when flags are "D"
      flags: 1st char:
	       D: deleted      (destination missing)
               A: added        (source missing)
	       U: updated      (source newer)
	       M: modified     (destination newer)
	     2nd char:
	       <: source smaller
	       >: source larger
	     3rd char:
	       =: files equal
	       !: files unequal  

    -T --terse-mode2
      like --terse-mode, but this command prints the paths of both files