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I am trying to compare between two different code revisions I've downloaded to local folders. One ("Base") is the very first revision on the code, with only a very few files. The other ("PreReOrg") is a very recent revision. I am trying to find the number of lines of 'turmoil' in the code (lines added, changed, or deleted) between those two revisions. I get a nice list of the files that are different and the status bar gives me counts of the number of files A/D/C, but the number of lines for each is Zero.

Currently it shows Added(237,0) Deleted(21,0) Changed(0,0). I've opened a file that was added and confirmed it had actual non-commented code in it, several dozen lines. So my count should be (dozens of lines x 237) for added, right?

To be fair, I did a compare between "PostReOrg" and "Today": Added(13,285) Deleted(2,38) Changed(40,406). That seems closer, but does it include the lines Added due to added files?

Am I missing a switch or setting to make this happen? Or is this not something ExamDiff Pro does? How can I do this?

Thanks!
Jim Lambert

It's difficult to understand the nature of your question without seeing the results you get. Please post screenshot(s) with the comparison results you referred to.

Good point Sorry about that.

Thanks for the help!
Jim

Lines from Added and Deleted files are not included in the second numbers in parentheses: counting them was a big performance hit. Only lines from Changed files are counted.