Eric Leenman said...
> I'm trying to diff two files in (portable) gvim
> I have two files opened in two vertical windows.
> (Kind of Winmerge screen setup)
>
> When I type :diff I get the error
> E97: Can not create diffs
I use:
:windo difft
Which, since I use it a lot, is:
:wu
Also usef
* Naim Far [2007.02.13 07:54]:
> When using diffsplit I have to supply the full
> path of the second comparison file, what if I
> simply want the comparison to be done with
> another already opened buffer?!
I usually do this in two phases. First setup the
vertical split, then use:
:windo
Hi,
Naim Far wrote:
>
> Does anyone know how to do "vert diffsplit" between two buffers?!
> When using diffsplit I have to supply the full path of the second
> comparison file, what if I simply want the comparison to be done with
> another already opened buffer?!
execute
:diffsplit
in bot
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From: Tom Purl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 1:59 PM
To: Eric Leenman
Cc: vim@vim.org
Subject: Re: How to diff in gvim
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to diff two files in (portable) gvim
> I have two files opened in two vertical windows.
> (Kind of Winmerge
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to diff two files in (portable) gvim
> I have two files opened in two vertical windows.
> (Kind of Winmerge screen setup)
>
> When I type :diff I get the error
> E97: Can not create diffs
I don't think that you're supposed to diff files this way, but I could
be wrong. If I h
Eric Leenman wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to diff two files in (portable) gvim
I have two files opened in two vertical windows.
(Kind of Winmerge screen setup)
When I type :diff I get the error
E97: Can not create diffs
Why is that?
When I type :verbose
I dont get more info
Hi,
try
:help E9
