Calle 'Compare editor' from SyncDirs
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Calle 'Compare editor' from SyncDirs
Reason:
when synchronizing two dirs with many big and small files on comparatively slow (cd/dvd, usb flash) drives from one or both sides, there are no reasons for me to enable 'by content' checkbox.
In this case internal or external compare tool would be useful.
when synchronizing two dirs with many big and small files on comparatively slow (cd/dvd, usb flash) drives from one or both sides, there are no reasons for me to enable 'by content' checkbox.
In this case internal or external compare tool would be useful.
- StickyNomad
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You can actually do that. After comparing the directories in the sync tool (with 'by content' disabled), just right click a pair of found files and select 'compare left & right' (or Press CTRL+F3) to compare those files.
If you have defined an external compare tool with 'Comparetool=' in wincmd.ini, this one will be used.
If you have defined an external compare tool with 'Comparetool=' in wincmd.ini, this one will be used.
- StickyNomad
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- StickyNomad
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- StickyNomad
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Sizing works, yes. But not like I want.You can actually sort the result list by size. Just click on the 'size'-tab header to do that. So it IS implemented. Maybe I'm just too tired to get it, but what exact feature do you want?
Is sorts by size separately each supdir.
For me acceptable sorting in sync dirs (for case in 1st post):
1) would be nice to have it global
2) it should work BEFORE comparing - I want to sort list or select files for comparing before pressing 'Compare'
But sorting is not ideal way.
Ideal is option to ignore files more than xxx KB when comparing, like you already written.
Nice idea, this would be similar to "Branch View" in normal use (having the directory specified in each line instead of grouping the files).DrShark wrote:1) would be nice to have it global
Using this, one could wait until all "small" files are compared, abort when reaching the big files, and work with the partially content-compared result list.
Yes, sounds more elegant.DrShark wrote:Ideal is option to ignore files more than xxx KB when comparing, like you already written.
Who the hell is General Failure, and why is he reading my disk?
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