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Revision as of 11:33, 11 March 2011
Link with Bazaar Explorer
See the description on Bazaar how to link WinMerge to Bazaar: Setup your environment
Compare two branches
First open WinMerge, and install a new filter: Go in the menu to Tools, Filters, New. Paste the following code:
## This is a directory/file filter template for WinMerge name: OpenPetra Filter desc: Filter useful for OpenPetra, ignores some directories and files ## Select if filter is inclusive or exclusive ## Inclusive (loose) filter lets through all items not matching rules ## Exclusive filter lets through only items that match to rule ## include or exclude def: include ## Filters for filenames begin with f: ## Filters for directories begin with d: ## (Inline comments begin with " ##" and extend to the end of the line) f: \.aps$ ## VC Binary version of resource file, for quick loading f: \.bsc$ ## VC Browser database f: \.dll$ ## Windows DLL f: \.exe$ ## Windows executable f: \.obj$ ## VC object module file f: \.pdb$ ## VC program database file (debugging symbolic information) f: \.res$ ## VC compiled resources file (output of RC [resource compiler]) f: \.suo$ ## VC options file (binary) f: \.cache$ ## ?? f: \.resources$ ## Compiled resource file. f: \.xfrm ## ?? f: \.bak$ ## backup f: \-generated. ## ignore generated files d: \\.bzr d: \\delivery d: \\tmp d: \\log
Now File/Open, and select the 2 directories. Tick Include Subfolders. Select the OpenPetra Filter.
In View menu, you can prevent the identical files to be shown, same for binary files.
You can store this as a project, in File/Save Project, to remember your settings.