Sorting order of directory comparison
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2004 10:12 am
Examdiff should respect the file names within a filder structure if the view is sorted by the "relative path" column.
Example:
Assuming you have the following folder structures:
If I do a comparison of the two folders using "examdiff C:\foo C:\bar", I get a result like this
( /\ means sorting order of the column; the sorting order of the missing files varies, depending on some unknown factors):
Or, if I sort by the lower pane:
What I would like to have is a result like this (respecting the file names within the folders):
This would it make much more easier to compare two folder structures for a synchronisation of them.
And there should be an option how the order of file names should be.
Either normal ordering (file1, file10, file2) or the new Windows XP ordering scheme (file1, file2, file10).[/quote]
Example:
Assuming you have the following folder structures:
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C:\FOO C:\BAR
¦ fileA ¦ fileA
¦ fileB ¦ fileC
¦ ¦
+---sub +---sub
fileA fileA
fileB fileC
fileC ( /\ means sorting order of the column; the sorting order of the missing files varies, depending on some unknown factors):
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C:\foo
File Name Relative Path /\ ... Status
fileA .\ Same
fileB .\ Deleted
fileA .\sub\ Same
fileC .\sub\ Same
fileB .\sub\ Deleted
<empty line>
----------------------------------------------
C:\bar
File Name Relative Path ... Status
fileA .\ Same
<empty line>
fileA .\sub\ Same
fileC .\sub\ Same
<empty line>
fileC .\ AddedOr, if I sort by the lower pane:
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C:\foo
File Name Relative Path ... Status
fileA .\ Same
<empty line>
fileA .\sub\ Same
fileC .\sub\ Same
fileB .\sub\ Deleted
fileB .\ Deleted
----------------------------------------------
C:\bar
File Name Relative Path /\ ... Status
fileA .\ Same
fileC .\ Added
fileA .\sub\ Same
fileC .\sub\ Same
<empty line>
<empty line>What I would like to have is a result like this (respecting the file names within the folders):
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C:\foo
File Name Relative Path /\ ... Status
fileA .\ Same
fileB .\ Deleted
<empty line>
fileA .\sub\ Same
fileB .\sub\ Deleted
fileC .\sub\ Same
----------------------------------------------
C:\bar
File Name Relative Path ... Status
fileA .\ Same
<empty line>
fileC .\ Added
fileA .\sub\ Same
<empty line>
fileC .\sub\ SameThis would it make much more easier to compare two folder structures for a synchronisation of them.
And there should be an option how the order of file names should be.
Either normal ordering (file1, file10, file2) or the new Windows XP ordering scheme (file1, file2, file10).[/quote]