When configuring action of a button.....is there a way to specify "parameters" for two files on same (i.e. both on either target or source) side?
Specifying parameters=%p%n %t%m works fine if one file is on either side. But I want to send 2 files in, say, Target dir, to my external file compare program. When I highlight 2 files and select Files/Compare_by_content (the internal file compare utility) TC has no problem figuring out what I want to do. But I can't seem to find any way to send the same 2 files to an external program.
THanks.
button bar button action: specify two files on same side?
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- sqa_wizard
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For this special case of an external compare program, just add a line to your wincmd.ini:But I want to send 2 files in, say, Target dir, to my external file compare program
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CompareTool=c:\WinTools\WinMerge\WinMerge.exe
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Seems like I used to know that at one time.
That works fine and with cm_CompareFilesByContent my button for file compare remains the same!
Having made the change, does there remain any way to call the internal compare tool? (The internal tool is faster than "Compare It!" so I use it sometimes.)
THanks.

Having made the change, does there remain any way to call the internal compare tool? (The internal tool is faster than "Compare It!" so I use it sometimes.)
THanks.
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Yes, you just have to use "cm_IntCompareFilesByContent" (at button, menu or shortcut)does there remain any way to call the internal compare tool?
I defined my shortcuts as Alt-C / Shift-Alt-C
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[Shortcuts]
A+C=cm_CompareFilesByContent
AS+C=cm_IntCompareFilesByContent
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