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Is there a way to use only one file. To detect the changes after and before without to copy the file two times? |
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sdottaka
Sep 20, 2021
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In version 2.16.12, when comparing a single file in the 'Select Files or Folders window', WinMerge will now automatically copy the file to a temporary folder and compare it with the original file. Although not in real-time, when WinMerge regains focus after another application has updated the original file, a message box will appear asking if the file should be reloaded. To specify this from the command line, specify /self-compare |
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In version 2.16.12, when comparing a single file in the 'Select Files or Folders window', WinMerge will now automatically copy the file to a temporary folder and compare it with the original file.
Although not in real-time, when WinMerge regains focus after another application has updated the original file, a message box will appear asking if the file should be reloaded.
To specify this from the command line, specify /self-compare