( "WinMerge", "$pf\WinMerge\WinMergeU. ( "Beyond Compare", "$pf\Beyond Compare 4\BCompare.exe" ), $tools = ( ( "ExamDiff Pro", "$pf\ExamDiff Pro\ExamDiff.exe" ), Oh I should mention you will need javap on your path.īuilt using visual studio 2005 - Adapted from DisplayBinaryFiles plugin which is available with winmerge source package.Advertisement # &Compare Files # powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "%EXTENSION_PATH%" ^ # -localPath "!^!" -remotePath "!" -tool "%Tool%" # Compares the selected local and remote path using ^ # an external file comparison tool # ShowResultsInMsgBox # ApplyToDirectories # 1 # Shift+Ctrl+Alt+C # WinSCP 5.13.4 # - group "Options" # Tool dropdownlist "Select &file comparison tool:" "" ^ # "=Automatic" "ExamDiff Pro" "Beyond Compare" "KDiff3" "WinMerge" "fc" # param ( Goto notepad++ plugins donwload page at Sourceforge here 2. Maybe this can be accomplished in the plugin somehow but as I said I really just hacked this together as quick as I could. Getting this plugin back into Notepad++ is easy and heres what you can do. It would be nice if winmerge compared the files before unpacking them to see if they are different - that would save a bit of time. The hardest part was working out how to launch javap, windows programming is just so awful. It is automatically activated on *.class files.
I will get around to cleaning up the source and putting it up somewhere (probably with the winmerge project people).Ĭreate a "MergePlugins" directory where your winmerge executable is and put the dll in there. Displays the text contents of a Microsoft Excel file, stripping away all formatting and embedded objects. It is rather slow unfortunately (javap's fault I'd say).Ībsolutely no licence, warranty, etc. Takes the filename, splits it into directory and class name, then calls javap for each class file.
I have spent the day writing a DLL plugin for Winmerge to do this - it isn't the world's greatest thing, but it gets the job done.
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