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hence vimdiff a file comparsion tool targeted towards the cli environment. I'm wondering if it offers functionality to swap line of codes between two tabs?
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I'm comparing two files in vimdiff. For one section of the code in the first file, the same section in the second file has several lines of code added, and then a slightly modified copy of the section ...
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I use git on a regular basis for collaboration with other people. When we work together on a shared repository, I'd like to be able to view the changes performed by others which happened between my ...
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I'm merging two branches in a project, which both changed the same part of some files in different ways. The "remote" branch is somewhat closer to the common ancestor ("base"), so I want to only show ...
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When I compare the below 2 files its comparing it wrongly. How to compare? All the rows are available in the file2 but its not working. When I do a "vim -d a b" its showing like the values are missing ...
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I have 2 tables which I need to compare and display the differences. I am able to do that using the following command: vim -d table1 table2 -c :TOhtml -c :wqa The problem I am facing is it's ...
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(I'm running into this in a context of using vimdiff, which relies on and interprets the output of diff, so I think this is a diff question.) Given these files, the first having 2 lines, the second ...
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Is there a stable tool (option/plugin of an existing tool: vimdiff, diff, etc) in Linux to do diff between two text files characterwise? I would like to see the longest common subsequence between my ...
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I'm writing a script to compare two directories recursively and run vimdiff when it finds a difference: #!/bin/bash dir1=${1%/} dir2=${2%/} find "$dir1/" -type f -not -path "$dir1/.git/*" | while ...
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I'm trying to get into the habit of editing root-owned files with sudoedit, instead of sudo vim. This has a few advantages, one of which is that it uses my user's ~/.vimrc. Is there an equivalent, ...
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vimdiff has an annoying habit of displaying two almost-completely-different lines as the same partially-different line just because they share a character in common at the beginning or end. For ...
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Is there any way to quickly disable/enable color coding in vimdiff ? The problem is, I have colored text in vim and the text is invisible is the text-color is Red, and the vimdiff too tries to put a ...
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