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I wanted to produce a side by side SVN diff instead of the usual SVN diff output. Is there any way to get this sort of output ? You can specify a custom diff command: svn --diff-cmd "diff" --extensions "-y" diff (Or then perhaps even use tools like sdiff) cdiff can display side by side , incremental , and colorful diff, see its home page for detail and demo at https://github.com/ymattw/cdiff svn diff --diff-cmd 'diff' -x '--side-by-side -W230' FILENAME Tune the "-W230" to whatever takes full use of your screen width 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6835469/format-svn-diff-as-a-side-by

I can't remember how I made Git GUI to display UTF-8 encoded differences correctly. Also I can't find the guide in search engines. Now I need to do this at new workplace. Could you write down instructions? OS: Windows 7 # Global setting for all you repositories > git config --global gui.encoding utf-8 # For one repository only > git config gui.encoding utf-8 Or from the GUI window: Edit -> Options... -> Default File Contents Encoding -> Change and select "Unicode (UTF-8)" In the Options, you'll see that there are two panel, the one on the right is for all repositories, the one on the left for

I am writing a bash script, and I would like to know which files are the same in two directory trees. It would be the opposite of using diff. Well i found the answer myself. I had tried it before, but I thought it did not work. diff -srq dir1/ dir2/ | grep identical fazineroso Well i found the answer myself. I had tried it before, but I thought it did not work. diff -srq dir1/ dir2/ | grep identical What -srq means? From diff --help : -s --report-identical-files Report when two files are the same. -r --recursive Recursively compare any subdirectories found. -q --brief Output only whether files

Every time I do an hg diff file.ext I end up using a console diff application. I would like to use Kdiff3 or WinMerge (I'm using Windows). Is there a way to change that? I can't find a reference in Mercurial documentation ( I'm not talking about merge! ). I've solved this using a Mercurial built-in extension... I just have to add the following lines to Mercurial.ini (on Mercurial folder): [extensions] hgext.extdiff= [extdiff] cmd.vdiff = kdiff3 When I want to use kdiff3 instead of diff I only have to use: hg vdiff file.ext Marcus Leon With this config [extdiff] cmd.kdiff3 = I use this command

I have TortoiseSVN set up to use KDiff3 as the conflict resolution tool (I find it shows more information useful to the merge than the built-in TortoiseMerge does). When I open a file with Tortoise's "Edit Conflicts" command it shows me the three files and I have to select "Merge->Merge Current File" manually. The problem is that KDiff3 saves the result to source_file.working instead of to source_file . So without doing a Save As, the real file with the conflict doesn't get modified. Is there a way around doing this manual Save As every time? I know this isn't strictly a programming question

I previously changed my git diff tool with git config --global diff.external <diff-tool-name> . I decided I don't like that tool and wanted to switch back. I tried meddling around and did something like: git config --global diff.external git-diff . Now calling git diff to see unstaged changes yields: fatal: ambiguous argument '48e66b706d21398f28240810e7fc0d44d8f92d99': unknown revision or path not in the working tr Use '--' to separate paths from revisions external diff died, stopping at somefile.ext. How do I set my git diff command to use the default command line git diff that came with git.

Currently I am using google-diff-match-patch to implement a real-time editing tool, which can synchronize texts between multiple users. Everything works great when operations are only plain texts, each user's operation(add/delete texts) could be diff-ed out by comparing to old text snapshot with the helper of google-diff. But when rich format texts(like bold/italic) are involved, google-diff not working well when comparing the htmlstring. The occurrence of character of < and > messed up the diff results, especially when bold/italic format are embedded within each other. Could anyone suggest a

So I want to compare this folder http://cloudobserver.googlecode.com/svn/branches/v0.4/Boost.Extension.Tutorial/libs/boost/extension/ with this http://svn.boost.org/svn/boost/sandbox/boost/extension/ . I want to get a diff file as a result. These folders are under svn control but I'd prefer git styled diff file (like one shown here ) I tried git diff but it seems not to work that way for web folders. So how to do the same thing with one command on Linux? Update: So we had a great answer . But it works strangely - it seems to me it shows that all files (same files) have all theire contents

How to create patch suitable for reviewing in crucible? git diff branch master --no-prefix > patch This generates only 3 lines of context. So I do the following git diff --unified=2000 branch master --no-prefix > patch Hopefully all files will have less than 2000 lines. Is there a way to tell git to include all the lines in the file for patch without having to specify maximum lines? I know this is old, but I also dislike hard-coded solutions, so I tested this: git diff -U$(wc -l MYFILE) Using -U seems to be the only way to approach the issue, but using a line count promises that it will work

I am having trouble with this simple task: cat file | grep -E ^[0-9]+$ > file_grep diff file file_grep Problem is, I want to do this without file_grep I have tried: diff file `cat file | grep -E ^[0-9]+$` and diff file "`cat file | grep -E ^[0-9]+$`" and a few other combinations :-) but I can't get it to work. I always get an error, when the diff gets extra argument which is content of file filtered by grep . Something similar always worked for me, when I wanted to echo command outputs from within a script like this (using backtick escapes): echo `ls` Thanks If you're using bash: diff file <