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if you have cygwin installed, you might run both of the input files through iconv and convert unicode to utf8 or the code page for your current locale. then run those files through DiffMerge or gnu diff. hope this helps, j Yes, I have cygwin installed and I did not know about iconv. I just wrote a ...

i just did what you described on unicode files and got the same problem. there's a problem converting the diff results (from unicode) into the gnu diff format. sorry for the inconvenience, j Ok, at least I know it is not just me. .-) If you do a diff -al file1 file2 > file3, you will get some outpu...

No, there aren't any other options or things to tweak. The diff file will only contain the differences between the 2 input files. it will not contain the complete contents of the input files. the output should resemble gnu diff output. Hmm... ok. and it is only written when there are differences (a...

jeffhostetler wrote:No, the current version doesn't wrap lines. We have
a feature request for it in the database, so it may
appear in the future.

j

I $trongly $uggest it.

thanks,

josé

Greetings. I am running this command on my DOS prompt: diffmerge /d=c:\temp\diff\907-trans-vs-vali.txt c:\temp\diff\trans\file.txt c:\temp\diff\vali\file.txt and the file c:\temp\diff\907-trans-vs-vali.txt gets created, but there is no data in it. When I run this same project using the GUI interface...

Greetings!

Great tool. I have one little problem: is there a way for me to wrap the lines? The viewer only shows the line to a certain position. Also, when I print the difference, it does not wrap up the text. Is there an option that I am missing?

thanks,

josé