Options /i, /w, /b, /l, /e, /t, or /d can be used with '!', Scroll trough all differences with N second delay and exit after the last difference Ignore changes in amount of white space in linesĭon't show initial 'Compare Files' dialog Usage: ExamDiff įilename1, Filename2 are names of files to be compared Allows easy toggling between horizontal and vertical splitter orientation as well as splitter centering and panes hiding. Adjustable pane splitter with smooth synchronized scrolling.Compare the files named f1 and f2, returning True if they seem equal, False otherwise. The filecmp module defines the following functions: filecmp.cmp(f1, f2, shallowTrue) ¶. For comparing files, see also the difflib module. Tooltips which include file properties (when the mouse cursor is placed over the pane title bars), difference number (when the cursor is over the yellow triangle marking the current difference), and etc. The filecmp module defines functions to compare files and directories, with various optional time/correctness trade-offs.cpp files or any other files he/she chooses to be displayed. Fully customizable file extension filter.Customizable text and background colors, font, tab size, and 'Show Differences Only' option as well as options to 'Ignore white spaces in lines', 'Ignore changes in amount of white spaces in lines', 'Ignore case', 'Treat files as text files', 'Ignore leading white space in lines' and 'Ignore trailing white space in lines' for comparison.It also remembers a user specified number of most recent searches. Simple 'Search' command to search for strings in the comparison panes.Allows the copying of text from the comparison panes via drag and drop, a hot key, or a right button pop up.

Easy navigation through the differences via 'Previous Difference'/ 'Current difference'/ 'Next Difference' buttons and hot keys or via a drop-down list box of all the differences.Saves the file differences in a standard UNIX DIFF file.ExamDiff will spawn any editor (configurable by the user) with the first or second file, and line number option (available for editors that support this, through ExamDiff variables: $FILE (first or second file name), $CURFIFF (number of line at which the current difference starts), and $CARET (number of line where the caret is located). Easy editing of the first and second files.Drag and drop support for dropping one or two files into the program's window (e.g.One push re-compare function which attempts to leave the viewer's focus in the same place as before the re-compare.Automatically detects file changes and prompts the user to re-compare files.

Autopick feature in Compare dialog that remembers matching file pairs.

This allows quick selection of the two files the user wishes to compare.

Remembers a user-specified number of last compared first and second files.

ExamDiff will try to use an entered filename with a specified directory name.

There is no need to specify both filenames: just enter a directory name for one of the files to be compared.

Compare two text files