Just a quick tip: I occasionally need to compare directory trees that contain the same files but with different file endings. (Common examples are comparing a tree checked out of version control on Linux with one checked out on Windows, or comparing two different revisions of the same project where I've fixed the line endings that files were checked in with somewhere in between and want to see if there are any other content changes.)
Anyway, you can use text filters to get meld to ignore line ending differences, making CRLF and LF compare equal. In the Text Filters preferences page, add a new filter with a name something like 'CRLF line ending' and the regex '\r+$'; enable it, then restart meld to get the setting picked up when comparing a directory tree. Just something to make life a bit easier... -Mark. _______________________________________________ meld-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/meld-list
