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问题 Is there a quick way to open all files with a diff between 2 commits in intellij? Im looking at my diffs in gitlab and Im thinking itd be easier to just do the edits there, yet I want the benefits of the IDE so to speak. 回答1: I think this is the closest solution you can have. Open Version Control tool window. Go to Log tab. You can see the network diagram. Select 2 commits that you want to compare . Then from the right hand side you can see the list of diff files between 2 commits. Further

问题 I am trying to produce same output of diff command in tclsh using tcl exec diff on two strings. Could you please let me know how to solve this example using tclsh exec diff Working with Bash $ diff <(echo "Testword") <(echo "Testword2") 1c1 < Testword --- > Testword2 Failed on TCL set str1 "Testword" set str2 "Testword2" First attempt % exec diff <(echo "$string1") <(echo "$string2") extra characters after close-quote Second attempt % exec diff <(echo \"$string1\") <(echo \"$string2\") couldn

问题 I've been following this guide here on how to diff Microsoft Word documents, but I ran into this error: Usage: /usr/bin/docx2txt.pl [infile.docx|-|-h] [outfile.txt|-] /usr/bin/docx2txt.pl < infile.docx /usr/bin/docx2txt.pl < infile.docx > outfile.txt In second usage, output is dumped on STDOUT. Use '-h' as the first argument to get this usage information. Use '-' as the infile name to read the docx file from STDIN. Use '-' as the outfile name to dump the text on STDOUT. Output is saved in

问题 I am trying to work on a simple data comparison text document. The goal is for the user to be able to select a file, search through this file for a certain parameter, then print those parameters into a new text document, after compare those parameters from the new text document with a text document that has the default parameters and then once they've been compared to print out the differences into a new text document. I've created a simple flowchart to summarize this: This is my current code

问题 Is there any way to change the default diff tool in gitbash? This post seems to suggest it is possible but they provided no command line examples. Link: Running NotePad++ from Command line with Compare Plugin showing compare result 回答1: Since the official diff plugin for Notepad++ seems to be uph0/compare, a possible setting could be: $ git config --global --add diff.guitool nppdiff $ git config --global --add difftool.nppdiff.path "C:/Program Files/Notepad++/plugins/ComparePlugin/compare.exe

问题 If I have say 20 HTML pages and I want to extract out the shared/similar portions of the documents, what are some efficient ways to do that? So say for StackOverflow, comparing 10 pages I'd find that the top bar and the main menu bar are the same across each page, so I could extract them out. It seems like I'd need either a diff program or some complex regexps, but assume I don't have any knowledge of the page/text/html structure beforehand. Is this possible? 回答1: You should consider a clone

问题 In git I'm trying to use .gitattributes to compare .odt files, libreofice writer files, with difftool. From following this guide: http://www-verimag.imag.fr/~moy/opendocument/ I made a .gitattributes file .gitattributes with this: *.ods diff=odf *.odt diff=odf *.odp diff=odf *.ods difftool=odf *.odt difftool=odf *.odp difftool=odf This made git diff compare the text in .odt, however when git difftool launches kdiff3 to compare the .odt files, I get this pop-up error: Some input characters

问题 I want to be able to compare two text string and display the difference in color. I tried String::Diff but could not get the difference to display in color. I am using Windows with Active State perl 5, version 12. Edit : the ansi color etc do not help me with displaying the differences in color Edit : Here is the result I want $string1 = "This is string 1" ; $string2 = "This is string 2" ; some_diff_cmd($string1,$string2) ; Output I want (the entries in bold should be in color say red) ###

问题 I’m looking for XML Diff class or library. There are my requirements: - open source :) - object model for output (*) - rather fast (for 4mb XML) I'm trying to use MS XML Diff and Patch Tools, but I wanna get a list of objects with differences of 2 XML files (instead HTML markup). UPD: Thanks for all of your responses. I implemented my own solution; it’s not too hard with Linq2Xml :) UPD2: Sorry guys, but i can't post my solution here now (i actually haven't got it because i have changed my

问题 I need to compare two directory structures with around one billion files each (directory deepness up to 20 levels) I found usual diff -r /location/one /location/two slow. Is there any implementation of multithreading diff? Or is it doable via combining shell and diff together? If so, how? 回答1: Your disk is gonna be the bottleneck. Unless you are working on tmpfs, you will probably only loose speed. That said: find -maxdepth 1 -type d -print0 | xargs -0P4 -n1 -iDIRNAME diff -EwburqN "DIRNAME/"