By default, if i select a file in one panel and press compare by content it will automatically selects the file with same name from the other side.
The toolbar button parameter should do the same with "%Z%C1 %Z%C2".
It works if the sides are not inside an archive, but if both sides in an archive, and the file i want to compare are under a sub directory inside the zip file, the custom toolbar button version cuts off the subdirectory from the other side's file path.
Eg: for zip files a.zip and b.zip, and file under the directory "subdir", when i am in the subdir on both sides and the cursor is on the file in the a.zip's side i get a.zip\subdir\readme.txt and b.zip\readme.txt instead of the b.zip\subdir\readme.txt
With the internal compare by content it works.
If I explicitly select the file on both sides it works with the custom toolbar too. So possible something wrong with the "filename match" part of the thing for archives.
The toolbar button parameter should do the same with "%Z%C1 %Z%C2".
It works if the sides are not inside an archive, but if both sides in an archive, and the file i want to compare are under a sub directory inside the zip file, the custom toolbar button version cuts off the subdirectory from the other side's file path.
Eg: for zip files a.zip and b.zip, and file under the directory "subdir", when i am in the subdir on both sides and the cursor is on the file in the a.zip's side i get a.zip\subdir\readme.txt and b.zip\readme.txt instead of the b.zip\subdir\readme.txt
With the internal compare by content it works.
If I explicitly select the file on both sides it works with the custom toolbar too. So possible something wrong with the "filename match" part of the thing for archives.
Statistics: Posted by crash5 — 2025-04-18, 09:09 UTC