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I don't know whether it is a bug in ExamDiffPro, Windows or Linux /Samba. But I have the following problem:

- One set of files is stored on a Windows machine.
- One set of files is stored on a Linux machine (a kind of backup).

I do recursive directory comparison with the flag, that files with ...

Just to make ExamDiffPro (V 3.4, Build 02.02.2006 03:22:26) even more perfect:

- Menu "View" / "Options"
- Go to "File Editing"
- Select "Create backups before saving files"
- Choose "FILE.EXT in the following directory"
- Unselect "Create backups before saving files"
- Go to another item, e.g ...

Sorry, I think I made some confusion about file and directory pane. What I was talking about was allways the directory pane where I can see several files at at time, not their content. So my wish is a drag/drop from the directory pane to an explorer window.

You're right, that's a good alternative.

psguru wrote:Dragging from a file pane will interfere with drag-n-drop editing - if a selection exists, and is a little unusual -- if a selection does not exist.

What's that? I've never seen any drag n' drop functionality in a file pane and can't find it now.

No, maybe I wasn't clear enough. Take the following situation: There are two screens in front of you, on one of them is ExamDiff, on the other is Windows Explorer. The feature I would like to have is the following: Drag a file from ExamDiff by taking it with the mouse and drop it in any directory ...

Another idea that would be really helpfull and is in this context:

If I have an ExamDiff in file comparison mode, I often would like to drag a file from one of the file panes and drop it to an explorer window with the intention to copy it to that location.

By the way: This forum is great and your ...

CTRL-H for Search/Replace would be a great help as most Windows users are used to this combination from other applications (Notepad, Word, Visual Studio,..).

Thank you very much!

Finally it's allways a design question. For me fact is, that I never needed the clipboard comparison functionality the way you designed it, but I need it the other way all the time.

Example: A bad programmer has copied some pieces of source code to another location instead of creating a new method ...

... Doing it the other way would also create problems when files/buffers are re-compared: by then the first Clipboard selection will be gone.
There seems to be an inconsistency:
Compare two clipboards, which actually means the same one. So there is no difference
Edit one of the two versions (or ...

[Version 3.3, Build 20.01.2005 19:57:57]

When comparing two clipboard entries, in my opinion, I should have to press the corresponding button in the compare dialog after "File 1" for the first entry, copy the second entry to the clipboard afterwards and finally press the button after "File 2 ...

Could you give me the pattern for "ignore leading tabs and spaces"?

Thanks

Hi

For my dayly work with Exam Diff Pro I miss the following functionality: How about a button that allows to copy the changed files to another directory that can be chosen freely. Very important: The directory structure should be kept.

Thanks
Marco