In today's version of File's Comparing internal tool we have a pretty useful option for fixing a pair of lines -
which will provide the STARTING point of a whole comparison process for NEXT lines below them...
So far so good. BUT! I can set as much as I need it of those resync starting points, but ONLY till the pressing
the button "Compare"...
After that, all these exposed pairs of clarifications for different lines in both files will be reset.
And again I will have to start the comparison process from scratch, looking for these places and
manually placing 'resync'-markers again for all these pairs of related lines in files.
The question is, what is the difficulty in maintaining these positions?
Suggestion - it's time to start saving all these matched pairs of strings set by the user
for the manual comparison process. And then, when we repeat the comparison, we
will not lose the exposed pairs of interconnected file lines.
which will provide the STARTING point of a whole comparison process for NEXT lines below them...
So far so good. BUT! I can set as much as I need it of those resync starting points, but ONLY till the pressing
the button "Compare"...
After that, all these exposed pairs of clarifications for different lines in both files will be reset.
And again I will have to start the comparison process from scratch, looking for these places and
manually placing 'resync'-markers again for all these pairs of related lines in files.
The question is, what is the difficulty in maintaining these positions?
Suggestion - it's time to start saving all these matched pairs of strings set by the user
for the manual comparison process. And then, when we repeat the comparison, we
will not lose the exposed pairs of interconnected file lines.
Statistics: Posted by AntonyD — 2024-03-19, 14:23 UTC