svn diff filename only & svn diff side by side

Subversion svn has its own built in diff but its capabilities are not as wide as GNU diff. But there is a work around for everything.
For example, if you want to GNU diff and show only file names not details, diff -q would do. Same thing in svn diff would be like this:

svn diff --diff-cmd "diff" -x "-q" . | grep Index | cut -d " " -f 2

lets break it down:

svn diff is the command (duh)
--diff-cmd means we want to use an external program to display the differences, which in our case is
"diff"
-x this external program is going to get some options (--extensions= -x) which in your case is
"-q"

The rest is self explanatory i guess but let me continue.
For every file that differs, the output of the svn diff --diff-cmd "diff" -x "-q" . will be
File <filename> <revison> and <filename> <revison2> differ
Index: <filename>
that is why we grep Index
and then we cut (cut) this string using space (" ") as delimeter (-d) and just choose the second field (-f 2), so we dont get the Index: part

and Ta-Taaaa!

svn diff --diff-cmd "diff" -x "-q" . | grep Index | cut -d " " -f 2

Now following the same idea, we will write how to svn diff side-by-side

svn diff --diff-cmd "diff" -x "-y" 

And if you are only interested in the lines that differ

svn diff --diff-cmd "diff" -x "-y --supress-common-lines"

Now you know how to extend this to any diff option.. go play child.