definition of a "delta" and listing a cset's files?

1) what's the most direct way to list the files involved in a
cset?  as an example, if i run:

 $ bk changes -r+

i'll get what appears to be the comment field for that changeset.  if
i want the list of files, i can apparently run:

  $ bk cset -r

but since i really shouldn't be messing with "bk cset", is there some
kind of prs "dspec" that will print just the filenames in a cset?
some form of:

  $ bk changes -r+ -nd:????:

i don't see any dspec keyword that represents a *list* of files, and
it seems like that might be kind of useful on occasion.

2) what's the technical definition of a "delta"?  still on the subject
of changesets, i wanted to list all of the deltas involved with a
changeset, so i used:

 $ bk changes -r+ -a

but this gave me the same output as just:

 $ bk changes -r+

so what's the value of "-a"?  in neither case do i get any info about
files in the changeset or their deltas.

rday
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