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Altova Diffdog 2014 User & Reference Manual User and Reference Manual Altova DiffDog 2014 User & Reference Manual All rights reserved. No parts of this work may be reproduced in any form or by any means - graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping, or information storage and retrieval systems - without the written permission of the publisher. Products that are referred to in this document may be either trademarks and/or registered trademarks of the respective owners. The publisher and the author make no claim to these trademarks. While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this document, the publisher and the author assume no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of information contained in this document or from the use of programs and source code that may accompany it. In no event shall the publisher and the author be liable for any loss of profit or any other commercial damage caused or alleged to have been caused directly or indirectly by this document. Published: 2014 © 2014 Altova GmbH Table of Contents 1 Altova DiffDog 2014 3 2 Introduction 6 2.1 P..r..o.d..u..c..t. .F..e.a..t.u..r.e..s. ..................................................................................................... 7 2.2 D...i.f.f.D...o..g. .T...e.r..m..i.n..o..lo..g..y.. .............................................................................................. 9 2.3 ..C..o..m...p..a.r..is..o..n. .M....o.d..e.. ................................................................................................. 11 3 The DiffDog Interface 14 4 Comparing Files 18 4.1 ..O...p.e..n..i.n.g.. .a.. .F..i.le.. .C...o.m...p..a..r.i.s.o..n.. .W...i.n..d.o..w... ....................................................................... 20 4.2 ..S..e..le..c..t.i.n.g.. .F..i.l.e.s.. .f.o..r. .C...o.m...p..a..r.i.s.o..n.. ............................................................................... 21 4.3 ..M...o..d..if..y.i.n..g.. .t.h.e.. .F..i.l.e. .C...o..m..p..a..r.i.s.o..n.. .O...p.t.i.o..n..s. ................................................................... 25 4.3.1 .O...p..t.io..n..s. .f..o.r.. .T..e..x.t. .C...o..m..p..a..r.i.s.o..n...................................................................... 25 4.3.2 .O...p..t.io..n..s. .f..o.r.. .X..M...L... .C..o..m...p.a..r.i.s..o.n..................................................................... 26 4.4 ..R..u..n..n..in..g.. .a.. .F..il.e.. .C..o..m...p..a.r..is..o..n. ..................................................................................... 32 4.5 ..D...is..p..la..y..i.n.g.. .D...i.f.f.e..r.e..n..c.e..s.. .in.. .F..i.l.e.s.. ............................................................................... 33 4.5.1 .T..e..x..t. .V...ie..w.................................................................................................. 33 4.5.2 .G...r.i.d. .V...i.e..w.................................................................................................. 35 4.6 ..E..d..i.t.in..g.. .F..i.le..s.. .......................................................................................................... 39 4.6.1 .C...h.a..n..g..in..g.. .t.h..e. .C...o..n.t.e..n..t................................................................................ 39 4.6.2 .C...h.a..n..g..in..g.. .t.h..e. .S..t.r..u.c..t.u..r.e............................................................................... 40 4.7 ..F..i.n.d..i.n..g. .a..n..d.. .R..e..p..la..c..i.n.g.. .T..e..x..t. .................................................................................... 41 4.7.1 .S..e..a..r.c..h.i.n..g.. .T..e..x.t. .V...i.e..w.................................................................................. 41 4.7.2 .S..e..a..r.c..h.i.n..g.. .G..r.i.d.. .V...ie..w................................................................................... 44 4.8 ..S..a..v.i.n..g.. .F..il.e..s. ........................................................................................................... 46 5 Comparing Directories 48 5.1 ..O...p.e..n..i.n.g.. .a.. .D...ir..e.c..t.o..r.y.. .C..o..m...p..a.r..is..o..n. .W....i.n.d..o..w... .............................................................. 51 5.2 ..S..e..le..c..t.i.n.g.. .D...i.r.e..c.t.o..r.i.e..s. .f..o.r.. .C..o..m...p.a..r.i.s..o.n.. ...................................................................... 52 Altova DiffDog 2014 1 5.3 ..M...o..d..if..y.i.n..g.. .t.h.e.. .D...i.r.e..c.t.o..r.y.. .C...o.m...p..a..r.i.s.o..n.. .O..p..t.i.o..n.s.. .......................................................... 55 5.4 ..R..u..n..n..in..g.. .a.. .D..i.r.e..c..t.o..r.y.. .C..o..m...p.a..r.i.s..o.n.. ............................................................................ 56 5.5 ..C..o..n..f.i.g..u.r..in..g.. .t.h..e. .V...i.e..w.. ............................................................................................. 57 5.6 ..D...is..p..la..y..i.n.g.. .D...i.f.f.e..r.e..n..c.e..s.. .in.. .D...i.r.e..c.t.o..r.i.e..s. ...................................................................... 59 5.7 ..C..o..m...p..a.r..in..g.. .F..i.le..s.. .f.r.o..m... .w..i.t.h..i.n. .a.. .D...i.r.e..c.t.o..r.y.. .C...o.m...p..a..r.i.s.o..n.. .............................................. 61 5.8 ..S..y..n.c..h..r.o..n..iz..i.n.g.. .D...i.r.e..c.t.o..r.i.e..s. ....................................................................................... 62 5.8.1 .F..u..l.l .S..y..n..c..h.r..o.n..i.z.a..t.i.o..n................................................................................... 63 5.8.2 .A...d..a.p..t.i.n..g. .t.h..e.. .S..y..n.c..h..r.o..n..iz..a..t.io..n.. .S..e..t.t.in..g..s......................................................... 63 5.8.3 .C...h.a..n..g..in..g.. .t.h..e. .S..y..n..c..h.r..o.n..i.z.a..t.i.o..n. .A...c..t.i.o.n..s......................................................... 64 5.8.4 .S..t.a..r.t.i.n..g. .a.. .D...i.r.e..c.t.o..r.y.. .S..y..n..c.h..r.o..n..i.z.a..t.i.o.n............................................................ 66 6 Navigating Differences 70 7 Merging Differences 72 8 Exporting Differences 74 9 Saving and Loading Comparisons 76 10 Comparison Management Options 78 10.1 ..A...u.t.o..m...a..t.ic.. .C...o.m...p..a..r.i.s.o..n.. .F..u.n..c..t.i.o.n..s.. ........................................................................... 79 10.2 ..R..e..c..e..n.t.l.y.. .C..o..m...p..a.r..e.d.. .P..a..i.r.s.. ...................................................................................... 80 11 DiffDog Options 82 11.1 ..A...p.p..l.i.c.a..t.i.o..n. ............................................................................................................ 83 11.2 ..F..i.le.. .C...o.m...p..a..r.i.s.o..n.. .................................................................................................... 85 11.3 ..D...ir..e.c..t.o..r.y.. .C..o..m...p..a.r..is..o..n. ............................................................................................ 87 11.3.1 .D...e..f.i.n.i.n..g.. .a. .F..i.l.t.e..r........................................................................................ 89 11.4 ..F..i.le.. .T..y..p..e..s. ............................................................................................................. 92 12 User Reference 96 12.1 ..T..o..o..lb..a..r. .i.c..o.n..s.. ........................................................................................................ 97 12.2 ..F..i.le.. .M...e..n..u.. ............................................................................................................. 99 2 Altova DiffDog 2014 12.2.1 .C...o.m...p..a..r.e.. .F..il.e..s........................................................................................... 99 12.2.2 .C...o.m...p..a..r.e.. .D..i.r.e..c..t.o..r.i.e.s.................................................................................. 99 12.2.3 .O...p..e.n............................................................................................................ 99 12.2.4 ...C..l.o..s.e....................................................................................................... 100 12.2.5 ...C..l.o..s.e.. .A...l.l................................................................................................ 100 12.2.6 ...S..a..v.e........................................................................................................ 100 12.2.7 ...S..a..v.e.. .A...s.................................................................................................. 101 12.2.8 ...E..x..p..o.r..t. .D..i.f.f..e.r..e.n..c..e..s..................................................................................... 101 12.2.9 ...P..r.i.n..t.......................................................................................................... 101 12.2.10...P..r.i.n..t. .P..r.e..v..i.e.w............................................................................................ 101 12.2.11...P..r.i.n..t. .S..e..t.u.p.................................................................................................. 101 12.2.12...E..x..i.t........................................................................................................ 101 12.3....E..d..it. .M....e.n..u.. ........................................................................................................... 102 12.3.1 ...U...n.d..o....................................................................................................... 102 12.3.2 ...R..e..d..o......................................................................................................
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