diff plugin

[Liviu Andronic]

Dear Tom,
Have you ever considered adding a diff plugin to emel? I would love to
be able to select two files in different panes, and select the diff
plugin. Then get a nice two-pane window displaying the diffs, and
allowing to save a patch. What do you think?

Regards,
Liviu

[Adam Krolnik]

I added a button to launch tkdiff. I think this gives you what you want.
The command was
/user/krolnik/.config/emelfm2/config-en_US.iso88591:TK
diff|/user/krolnik/tkdif48.png|Diff the selected files from both
panes|tkdiff|%p %P

Post by Liviu Andronic
Dear Tom,
Have you ever considered adding a diff plugin to emel? I would love to
be able to select two files in different panes, and select the diff
plugin. Then get a nice two-pane window displaying the diffs, and
allowing to save a patch. What do you think?
Regards,
Liviu
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[t***@onepost.net]

On Sat, 12 Oct 2013 10:24:23 +0200

Post by Liviu Andronic
Have you ever considered adding a diff plugin to emel? I would love to
be able to select two files in different panes, and select the diff
plugin. Then get a nice two-pane window displaying the diffs, and
allowing to save a patch. What do you think?

Definitely not! Doing diff's well is no small thing.

Instead - e.g. meld %p %P, aliased however suits your fancy.

Regards
Tom

[Liviu Andronic]

Post by t***@onepost.net
On Sat, 12 Oct 2013 10:24:23 +0200

Post by Liviu Andronic
Have you ever considered adding a diff plugin to emel? I would love to
be able to select two files in different panes, and select the diff
plugin. Then get a nice two-pane window displaying the diffs, and
allowing to save a patch. What do you think?

Definitely not! Doing diff's well is no small thing.
Instead - e.g. meld %p %P, aliased however suits your fancy.

Makes sense. Thanks,
Liviu

Post by t***@onepost.net
Regards
Tom
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