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From the command line, the command would be run like this:
hg diff -r250 -r260 path/to/myfile.py
Is it possible to get a view like that in the web view? A diff view like this, but for two non-successive revisions?
This isn’t currently possible (as of Mercurial 2.3).
Mercurial version 2.3 introduced a side-by-side comparison view, but it only shows the differences introduced by each changeset (i.e. between a revision and its parent).
I recommend using a third-part, GUI-based diff tool, and enabling and configuring Mercurial’s extdiff extension to use it. You can then run your diff command through extdiff: