file.
Note
You can only use the interactive dialog output style when diffing a selected range of lines. There-
fore, the option
Instead of an interactive dialog, output one buffer with the differences
labeled
, on the DIFFzilla dialog
Options
tab, will have no effect.
To compare symbols, select the
Symbols
option under
Diff Type
on the DIFFzilla dialog, and all symbols
from Path 1 will be diffed against all symbols from Path 2. If
Multi-File
is selected as the
Diff Type
, it al-
ways allows you to diff all symbols. Be sure to be careful when diffing all symbols. Some symbol blocks
are not yet picked up correctly. For example, for C++, C#, and Java, variable initializations are not yet
handled correctly, as shown in the code below:
struct MYSTRUCT {
int x;
int y;
};
MYSTRUCT VariableDefinition= { // symbol definition stops here
0,1
};
// really should end here
To diff a selected range of lines from two source files, complete the following steps:
1. From the main menu, click
Tools
→
File Difference
.
2. Select the
Multi-File
diff type.
3. Type the name of the first file in the
Path 1
text box.
4. Click
More
, and type the start and end line numbers next to
Line range
label.
5. Type the name of the second file in the
Path 2
text box and type the start and end line numbers next to
Line range
label. If the file names only differ by path, you need to specify the path for
Path 2
only.
6. When differencing a symbol definition, click
Symbols
to enter the line number range.
Comparing All Symbols of Two Files
DIFFzilla
®
allows you to diff all the symbols of two different files. This feature is most useful for diffing files
with symbols that have been moved around. To diff all the symbols of two source files, complete the fol-
lowing steps.
1. From the main menu, click
Tools
→
File Difference
(or use the
diff
command).
2. Enter the first file in the
Path 1
text box.
3. Enter the second file in the
Path 2
text box. If the file names only differ by path, you need to specify the
DIFFzilla
®
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Summary of Contents for Corev3.3 for Eclipse
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