Total Commander have command cm_FileSync for compare directories in left and right panels (if no selection) or selected files/directories (if present selection).
It would be great to have the same command for compare in separate process cm_FileSyncSeparate .
But it compare only full directories in left and right panels, not selected files.
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2Horst.Epp
Thanks, but not. Your solution is not the same as cm_FileSync.
cm_FileSync works with selected files and directories in left and right panels, and now it's no possibility to make the same in separate process.
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LonerD wrote:2Horst.Epp
Thanks, but not. Your solution is not the same as cm_FileSync.
cm_FileSync works with selected files and directories in left and right panels, and now it's no possibility to make the same in separate process.
Thats what the button does !
It runs definitely as a seperate process, read the help if you don't know.
Also you can select two folders or archives on whatever side you like.
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2Horst.Epp
No, it doesn't. LonerD wants to select some files and/or directories and compare/synchronize only those, nothing else. Imagine 50 files are marked and cm_FileSync is executed -> TC checks the option "Only selected". That works in the current instance. The suggestion is to do this in a separate TC instance.
Your suggestion launches the sync feature of the two marked directories in a separate instance and compares ALL files in these directories.
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Dalai wrote:2Horst.Epp
No, it doesn't. LonerD wants to select some files and/or directories and compare/synchronize only those, nothing else. Imagine 50 files are marked and cm_FileSync is executed -> TC checks the option "Only selected". That works in the current instance. The suggestion is to do this in a separate TC instance.
Your suggestion launches the sync feature of the two marked directories in a separate instance and compares ALL files in these directories.
Regards
Dalai
Not completely agree. He said:
"cm_FileSync for compare directories in left and right panels (if no selection) or selected files/directories (if present selection). "
So there was no request to do this only for selected files or dirs.
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Just compare.
I open two directories, select some files and directories on both panels, and then press cm_FileSync.
Result: http://i.imgur.com/NGRE4Nk.png
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2LonerD
Well, it looks like TC passes only one list to the sync instance, which is quite logical because %L is replaced by a file containing the list of all selected files in the active panel (left or right). In other words: Peter's solution works if you select files in one panel only.
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Dalai
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Hope it will be implemented in TC 10.
We have different separate instance commands, but still not for comparing selected files.
"I used to feel guilty in Cambridge that I spent all day playing games, while I was supposed to be doing mathematics. Then, when I discovered surreal numbers, I realized that playing games IS math." John Horton Conway