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From: Kimmo V. <ki...@wi...> - 2008-03-07 16:04:41
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Hi, > I would like to make a Romanian translation of WinMerge, but I cannot > find /English.pot/ file in the source archives. Could you please send > this file directly to me? Thank you. POT file, as all PO files are in Src/Languages -folder in Source zips available in downloads. Please also see our translation instructions in the source tree: Docs/Developers/Translations.html English.pot file as attachment. Regards, Kimmo |
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From: Sebastian T. <sti...@ya...> - 2008-03-04 11:42:13
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Hello,
I would like to make a Romanian translation of WinMerge, but I cannot find English.pot file in the source archives. Could you please send this file directly to me? Thank you.
Rest regards,
Sebastian
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From: Brendan C. <bc...@ya...> - 2008-02-08 00:49:11
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When comparing folders, I want files to show up as identical when the only difference is an svn keyword comment (e.g. * $Id: filename.h 27703 2007-12-14 23:42:51Z username $). I've got a line filter that correctly matches that line, however, when comparing a folder with dozens of such files, I'd like winmerge to consider these files as identical. It looks as though line filters may not be able to do this and that I need a plug-in -- if this is the case, is anyone aware of a plug-in that filters timestamps/svn keywords from a file? thank you, bcreane note: this is a repost from winmerge-user -- winmerge-support looks more topical |
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From: Kimmo V. <ki...@wi...> - 2008-02-06 22:20:16
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Hi, > I used to have a "CompareTo" on the context menu, this allowed me to > select the first file to compare and it save my selection, I could then > right click the second file and click "Compare". [...] > I installed winmerge on another (virtual) machine, but there was no > "CompareTo" option on the context menu. [...] > Perhpas I was using some plug-in or something, any ideas how I get this > option back? you need to enable it by enabling advanced context menu: Options | System | Integration | Enable advanced menu If not enabled, context menu shows only that one Compare-item. Regards, Kimmo |
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From: <kur...@co...> - 2008-02-01 20:18:39
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I used to have a "CompareTo" on the context menu, this allowed me to select the first file to compare and it save my selection, I could then right click the second file and click "Compare". I often need to compare files in different directory structures, so this was much quicker and easier then using the dialog that asked me to select both files. I installed winmerge on another (virtual) machine, but there was no "CompareTo" option on the context menu. At first I thought I had gone crazy perhaps I had not been using winmerge at all or maybe it was removed from newer version or something, but I went back and checked the other machine again to verify it was in fact winmerge and checked the version 2.6.12.0, I used to have 2.6.6.0 on this machine so I thought perhaps something didn't install properly so I removed and reinstalled but still no "CompareTo". Perhpas I was using some plug-in or something, any ideas how I get this option back? Thanks, - Kurt |
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From: Kimmo V. <ki...@wi...> - 2008-01-31 20:15:36
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Hi, > Why is the attached file a binary file?? "Win merge" says so... > <<Transfer.txt>> > > Looks as a normal .txt to me... The file contains many zero bytes in it. And WinMerge determines files containing zero bytes as binary files. Some editors just ignore those zeros and some convert them to spaces or line-ends. Depends on editor. This is limitation in WinMerge 2.6.x releases. Latest 2.7.7.x experimental (testing) version has already a fix, and a better fix is in development. So next stable release will have this issue solved. Unfortunately, until then you have to use some advanced editor program to remove/replace those zero bytes. > I made a "work-around": > > I "Copied all" content and created a new file (.txt) and inserted the > content - then it worked to use the new file together with "Win-merge" > (not longer at binary file...) > > Strange? The program you used to copy/paste apparently replaced zero bytes with something else, probably by spaces. Regards, Kimmo |
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From: Gerhard F. <ge...@gm...> - 2008-01-31 10:25:10
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On 2008-01-22 11:46:15, Hen...@te... wrote: > Why is the attached file a binary file?? "Win merge" says so... > <<Transfer.txt>> > > Looks as a normal .txt to me... > > I made a "work-around": > > I "Copied all" content and created a new file (.txt) and inserted the > content - then it worked to use the new file together with "Win-merge" > (not longer at binary file...) I don't know, but have you looked at the line ends? The copy'n'paste could have changed that. Gerhard |
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From: Dean E. <de...@ea...> - 2008-01-31 01:34:04
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Hen...@te... wrote: > > Why is the attached file a binary file?? "Win merge" says so... > <<Transfer.txt>> > > Looks as a normal .txt to me… > > I made a "work-around": > > I "Copied all" content and created a new file (.txt) and inserted the > content - then it worked to use the new file together with "Win-merge" > (not longer at binary file…) > > Strange? > > With kind regards - and thank you for a nice program! There are a number of null characters in the file. Notepad seems to replace them with spaces when it is opened. The nulls appear between the subsequent file names on each line. These values weren't saved directly from a windows open/save dialog were they? -- Dean Earley, Dee (de...@ea...) irc: irc://irc.blitzed.org/ web: http://personal.earlsoft.co.uk phone: +44 (0)780 8369596 |
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From: <Hen...@te...> - 2008-01-22 13:46:24
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From: Kimmo V. <ki...@wi...> - 2008-01-08 18:42:22
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Hi, > I was trying to create a folder filter that ignores any folders named > "planets". According to the documentation, you must precede all folder > names with a \\ and files with \. In addition, the documentation states > the need for these slashes to differentiate between folder and > filenames. I'm confused as to why you need the slashes, since the *f:* > and *d:* obviously makes the differences clear. When I tried out my > filter the first time, I did the following: > > d: \\^planets$ > > This didn't work, and after a bit of trial and error I found that the > following works: > > d: ^planets$ > > So, the \\ wasn't needed after all? Could you please explain the true > need for \\ at the beginning of a directory name? agreed, that can be confusing. The reason is filtering code sees the folder name as "\foldername" with preceeding backslash. Maybe that has been confusing me too way back when writing that documentation. But as it is just a string to match, you can aswell match it with "name" (which of course matches "\foldername". My version of the manual doesn't say filename filters must begin with "\.". And there are even examples of filters not starting with it. "\." is just matcing dot before the extension. I'll update the documentation, thanks for pointing out this issue! Regards, Kimmo |
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From: Robert D. <rcd...@gm...> - 2008-01-07 19:27:56
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Hi, In Team Foundation Server (through the integrated interface in Visual Studio 2005), I have set WinMerge.exe to be my compare utility. When I do Compare >> With Latest..., winmerge appears and states that the files do not exist. However, it seems like those files are being created *after* winmerge is started. I'm not really 100% sure why this is happening but I was hoping you guys could explain for me. Thanks. |
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From: Robert D. <rcd...@gm...> - 2008-01-07 16:22:14
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Hi, I was trying to create a folder filter that ignores any folders named "planets". According to the documentation, you must precede all folder names with a \\ and files with \. In addition, the documentation states the need for these slashes to differentiate between folder and filenames. I'm confused as to why you need the slashes, since the *f:* and *d:* obviously makes the differences clear. When I tried out my filter the first time, I did the following: d: \\^planets$ This didn't work, and after a bit of trial and error I found that the following works: d: ^planets$ So, the \\ wasn't needed after all? Could you please explain the true need for \\ at the beginning of a directory name? |
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From: Mihalcea V. <mih...@ya...> - 2007-12-07 07:19:35
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Hi,
I have an application that builds a script with command lines for opening
some file to be merged. I gave the command options to open all files in the
same window. As long as there are less than 41 files to be merged, the
WinMerge manages to open them, otherwise it just closes the main
window when it reaches the 42th file.
Here is how my script looks like:
start /MIN WinMerge.exe /e /s /x PATH_TO_FIRST_FILE PATH_TO_SECOND_FILE
start /MIN WinMerge.exe /e /s /x PATH_TO_FIRST_FILE PATH_TO_SECOND_FILE
start /MIN WinMerge.exe /e /s /x PATH_TO_FIRST_FILE PATH_TO_SECOND_FILE
start /MIN WinMerge.exe /e /s /x PATH_TO_FIRST_FILE PATH_TO_SECOND_FILE
where PATH_TO_FIRST_FILE, PATH_TO_SECOND_FILE are replaced by valid paths.
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From: Kimmo V. <ki...@wi...> - 2007-12-03 22:23:15
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Hi, > When I merge full directories and subdirectories, I often have errors > (usually because the file is already used in background by windows). > When such an error happens, winmerge stops. I would like winmerge to go > on, make all the merging it can, and then simply display the remaining > files. this sounds weird. Which version of WinMerge? I've some files locked in almost every compare I'm doing, and those files just show up in compare results with error status. Do you have some plugins enabled/in use? Plugis are known to stop the compare when errors happen. > Is there a preference setting somewhere for this kind of "on error go to > next" ? No option, it WinMerge should handle it just fine. Except with plugins and fixing that is totally another story... Regards, Kimmo |
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From: Kimmo V. <ki...@wi...> - 2007-12-03 22:18:24
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> > file filter name can be added to project file. And projec file is > > associated with WinMerge executable so WinMerge opens when you > > double-click project file. > > How do I add it to the project file? You can create a new project file using File / Save Project. If you have compare open, it automatically reads current paths and filter to dialog. Regards, Kimmo |
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From: Kimmo V. <ki...@wi...> - 2007-12-02 20:08:03
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Hi, > Is there a way to have filters load automatically? I know it can be done > from the command line, but I want them to load when I load the > application via the shell (from clicking on a file.) file filter name can be added to project file. And projec file is associated with WinMerge executable so WinMerge opens when you double-click project file. There is no other automatic selection for filters. Perhaps we should add somekind of "default filter" selection for cases where there is no filter selection for user. Like when using shell integration. Regards, Kimmo |
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From: f_Parlant <f.p...@la...> - 2007-12-01 21:58:40
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Hi, When I merge full directories and subdirectories, I often have errors (usually because the file is already used in background by windows). When such an error happens, winmerge stops. I would like winmerge to go on, make all the merging it can, and then simply display the remaining files. Is there a preference setting somewhere for this kind of "on error go to next" ? Thanks for your answers François |
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From: Keith D. <kei...@pr...> - 2007-11-21 22:45:51
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Is there a way to have filters load automatically? I know it can be done from the command line, but I want them to load when I load the application via the shell (from clicking on a file.) _____________________ Thanks, =20 Keith Davis - MCSA, A+, N+ P.R.I.D.E. - Director of Information Technology www.pridedallas.com Work (214) 654-2120 Mobile (214) 906-5183 |
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From: W. C. <chw...@gm...> - 2007-11-10 12:21:24
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I often need compare different encoding php/html files for XOOPS language packages, which one is utf-8 encoding (no BOM) and another is gb2312 encoding.(Example files: please see attachment) But no matter whether I switch the charset encoding option of WinMerge(2.6.12), WinMerge can't diff them at the same time. It's a very horrible experience. I try Beyond Compare, which have no problem to compare my files. Beyond Compare can deal with any encoding file such as utf-8, gb2312 and Big5. And I have also searched the forum topic about this, but still can't find an appropriate solution. What's should I do? Thanks! ----------- domecc http://xoops.org.cn |
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From: Marco De P. <dep...@gm...> - 2007-10-17 13:25:12
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just a minimal patch for
"Plugins\src_VCPP\DisplayXMLFiles\WinMergeScript.cpp"
to manage ProcessingInstructions in DisplayXMLFiles.dll
i hope it helps,
Marco
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From: Kimmo V. <ki...@wi...> - 2007-10-15 16:01:21
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Hi, > I recently installed WinMerge and selected ClearCase integration during > installation but now I wish to go back to the integrated comparison > tool. I uninstalled WinMerge but now ClearCase doesn't do anything when > I try to compare files. I really need it to go back to how it was > before, please advise. This was a bug that has been fixed in latest 2.6.12 release. For older releases, instructions are in: http://winmerge.org/2.6/limitations.php currently the last item in that page. Regards, Kimmo |
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From: <ASe...@un...> - 2007-10-15 15:33:02
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Hello, I recently installed WinMerge and selected ClearCase integration during installation but now I wish to go back to the integrated comparison tool. I uninstalled WinMerge but now ClearCase doesn't do anything when I try to compare files. I really need it to go back to how it was before, please advise. Regards, Angel |
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From: Vkthor Ix <vk...@ho...> - 2007-09-25 16:16:55
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Hi I've just downloaded WinMerge-2.6.8-src but couldn't find English template = pot file under languages or anywere else :-) I can translate Winmerge to Portuguese (European) although there is a Brzil= ian tanslation avaiable. if you want, please send me the source file and I'= ll work on it :-) Best regards Vkthor _________________________________________________________________ Conhe=E7a o Windows Live Spaces, a rede de relacionamentos conectada ao Mes= senger! http://spaces.live.com/signup.aspx= |
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From: r p <mr_...@ya...> - 2007-08-24 13:35:07
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When I export to tab delimited format, the date field of the Right Side , will contain
"* 08/01/07".
When I import to Excel, it is not recognized as a date field.
Is there a way to remove this "*" character when Winmerge generates compare results?
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From: <fre...@de...> - 2007-08-23 20:51:35
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Right on! That will do... :) Thanks a million, FD Frederic Denis DENIS CIMAF Inc www.deniscimaf.com fre...@de... tel : (450) 548-7007 fax : (450) 548-7008 On 2007/Aug/23, at 14:45 , Kimmo Varis wrote: > Hi, > >> Is it possible to save all the Diffs between two files, but the >> Diffs only? > > maybe the patch generating is what you need? Open Tools | Generate > Patch... from main menu. > > Regards, > Kimmo > |
