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Bizzaro-Diff!!! Is there a away to do a bizzaro/inverse-diff that only displays the portions of a group of files that are the same? (I.E. way more than three files )
Odd question, I know...but I'm converting someone's ancient static pages to something...
Started by leeand00 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
A diff -U 1 (assuming a version of diff that supports it), piped through sed to just get the lines.
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Hi,
Is it possible to configure git diff to use emacs diff? If yes, can you please tell me how?
Thank you.
Started by n179911 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It seems to be possible ~/.gitconfig
[diff] external = [your....
You can also use git from within emacs: EmacsWiki: Git .
See this question: how-do-i-view-git-diff-output-with-visual-diff-program for information on git difftool .
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Is there a way to use NetBeans DIFF tool as an external diff editor for TortiseSVN, or other editor?
... or perhaps a way to launch NetBeans through a middle-man app and open up a BASE and LOCAL file in the DIFF editor ...
Started by farinspace on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If it is the style of the netbeans diff tool that you like, have a look....
You can configure the diff tool used by TortoiseSVN in the settings (External Programs -> Diff to the external diff tool via the command line.
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Gitx has a great diff viewer, how do I make git automatically pipe git diff whatever into gitx?
I've tried to set git config diff.external to a shell script that looks like this:
git diff "$2" "$5" | gitx
However, that only opens all the individual files...
Started by BJ Clark on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I did this for Araxis merge, but modifying-diff-driver....
You might like FileMerge, a merge/diff tool included in the Xcode install with opening a diff view in something other than FileMerge.
Function as a generic diff tool.
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I'm forced to use ClearCase (Windows version) at work, and I want to use emacs ediff as a diff and merge tool. The problem with the ClearCase map file is that it requires .exe files - I've tried to specify a batch file calling ediff and it didn't work...
Started by Eugene Morozov on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You can use....
As mentioned in this SO question , the map file allows you to call an external diff tool:
"compare with previous version" actually calls:
cleartool diff -graphical -pred myFile
calling the .bat more practical solution.
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Hi everyone,
I'd like to use 'diff' to get a both line difference between and character difference. For example, consider:
File 1
abcde abc abcccd
File 2
abcde ab abccc
Using diff -u I get:
@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@ abcde -abc -abcccd \ No newline at end of file...
Started by VitalyB on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I also occaisionally use Beyond Compare , which does pretty much everything....
For interactive use, I use vim's diff mode (easy enough to use: just invoke vim with vimdiff a b ).
If you want to do this programmatically.
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With tf.exe diff , I can get a diff.
Can I use this with ediff to visualize the diff in emacs?
I'm under the impression that ediff normally takes 2 or 3 files. I just have the one file, and a diff.
Started by Cheeso on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Personally, I'd probably try space patched_file=/tmp/diff_$RANDOM mkfifo $patched_file patch -o $patched_file "$1" "$2" & vimdiff "$1" ....
That generated the proper diff and use that - if you really want to use a diff.
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Is it possible to ask git diff to include untracked files in its diff output? Or is my best bet to git add the new files I've created and the existing files I've edited, and use
git diff --cached
?
Started by Andrew Grimm on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Git diff --no-index tracked_file untracked_file
With recent git versions you can to this zero-length file, and that shows....
I believe you can diff against files in your index and untracked files by simply supplying the path to both files.
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I want to configure it so that svn diff filename shows the diff in beyond compare.
I am on ubuntu. On a related note what is everyone using to diff and merge. BC is awesome on windows, but very ugly looking on Linux, imo.
Started by uswaretech on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
To a false notion of how easy it is to use external differencing (or “diff”) and merge tools than GNU diff and diff3, of course) with Subversion is to use wrapper scripts which convert the input of Beyond Compare , as it not....
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How can I use vimdiff to view the differences described in a diff file?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you want vim 's diff-mode to be entered automatically, use this:
$ vim file +'vert diffpa pathMake a copy of the original file, apply the diff and then
vimdiff original_file patched_file
You could also look at vim.org scripts ....
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