Different Compare Tools for binary and text files

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Different Compare Tools for binary and text files

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Is there a possibility to use the internal compare tool for binary files and the compare tool defined by the CompareTool variable for text files?

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In TC 7 there are two different commands:

- cm_CompareFilesByContent - calls the external compare tool.
- cm_IntCompareFilesByContent - forces the use of internal compare tool.

You should assign these commands for menus or buttons.
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Thank you , that's a first step. How I get this command in the "synchronize directory" "right click menu"?
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How I get this command in the "synchronize directory" "right click menu"?
I knew you'd ask something like that :D.

Of course this qualifies for a feature request as it seems that you may only call the external compare tool if one is defined.
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roentgen666 wrote:Of course this qualifies for a feature request as it seems that you may only call the external compare tool if one is defined.
Not exactly. Ctrl+F3 calls the external tool (if defined), Ctrl+Shift+F3 calls the internal tool.
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Not exactly. Ctrl+F3 calls the external tool (if defined), Ctrl+Shift+F3 calls the internal tool.
Says the history.txt... I know :wink:
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Well, the (default) main menu says Ctrl+F3 is "sort by name" and that is what Ctrl+F3 does for me ... unless the author himself has reassigned his own shortcuts ;)

But nevertheless both internal cm_* commands work fine, no matter which shortcut you have assigned.
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sqa_wizard wrote:Well, the (default) main menu says Ctrl+F3 is "sort by name"
This is in the main TC window. But I was talking about Sync Dirs dialog.
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