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| BigMan |
How can I envoke WinDiff.exe from the command line to compare 2 folders
recursively (i.e. with "Include subdirectories" checked)?
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| Igor Green |
You can just specify "windiff folder1 folder2" - it is always start
with include subfolder option.
You may also want to check our Synchronize It! tool - it is far more
robust and flexible. It also comes with Compare It! - file comparison
tool with ability to merge and edit files directly in comparison
panes.
Igor Green
http://www.grigsoft.com
Compare It! + Synchronize It! : Files and folders comparison never was
easier!
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| BigMan |
Unfortunately my version of WinDiff.exe does NOT start with this option
checked.
I'm using Windows XP and I've got this tool from the MS VS .NET Studio
disks.
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| Igor Green |
Did you checked help file? Or try starting "windiff /?". I think I got
my version with VS6, version is 5.0.1644.1. There is even special key
/D to compare single folder, without subfolders.
Igor Green
http://www.grigsoft.com
Compare It! + Synchronize It! : Files and folders comparison never was
easier!
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