Still preferring Meld at this point, on KDE right now and didn't run into the whitespace ignore problem this time round so might have been a bug fixed since I last used it. P4Merge Install on Windows Get full access to Git Complete and 60K+ other titles, with free 10-day trial of OReilly. Kompare touts itself as a successor to KDiff(again not sure if referring to originally or KDiff3), it was sort of nicer but felt clunky using with some poor UX :\ I liked the navigation and merge UI but now it no longer seems available (I'm on Arch Linux). I prefer a visual diff/merge tool with 3 way/4 planes and the ability to ignore whitespace differences and line endings. That command will diff all files in large fullscreen window with equal width buffers and find. Under preferences > merge, I have a batchfile vimmerge.cmd and pass arguments: 2 r 1.
Drag and drop one branch onto another to initiate a merge, or just right click the branch. After seeing a recent post about vim as a merge tool, I thought I'd share my setup for Perforce + gvim (since I see no google hits).
commits on the different branches updating the same line in different ways. As before, if inside mergetool 'p4merge' or. diff tool p4merge difftool 'p4merge' path C:\\Program Files\\Perforce\\p4merge.exe. With a merge, files are automatically merged unless there are two conflicting set of changes, i.e. Open /.gitconfig ( git config -global -edit) and add or change: merge tool p4merge mergetool 'p4merge' path C:\\Program Files\\Perforce\\p4merge.exe. It had an ignore whitespace setting but the merge tool seemed to disregard that, noticed configuration for regex, that might work? Interface felt cluttered/heavy and colours(default at least) not too good on the eye. Seems to still have the page up on Perforce but the download button redirects to a Helix range which seems to only offer a trial now. Merging takes the commits on two different branches and combines them. In the Choose Files dialog, on the Diff tab, specify the two files to compare and click OK. Is KDiff referring to KDiff3? Just evaluated that and it seemed to flop over whitespace conflicts, line endings had a drop down to set for the file which is good. For information on diffing images from within P4V, see Diffing images in the P4V User Guide.
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Also like to refer users to an open-source one(sorting out a guide for one of my projects that needs diffing of a third party file for update contributions). I'll give it a look :) I don't mind paying for good software, but when the license locks it down from using on my other computers/vms it's a bit of a pain.
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