TortoiseHg Visual Diff Context Menu
behofmann
behofmann at gmail.com
Mon Apr 6 15:17:00 CDT 2009
Steve,
I will experiment and see if I can manually run the BC3 command you
mentioned. I assume there isn't any special naming convention for Beyond
Compare 3 as long as what you use is consistent throughout the
Mercurial.ini. Correct? I've seen Mercurial.ini examples showing Beyond
Compare 3 as BComp, BC3, and BeyondCompare3.
Thanks,
Brandon
Steve Borho wrote:
>
> On Mon, 2009-04-06 at 11:50 -0700, behofmann wrote:
>> Steve,
>>
>> Thanks for your reply. I'm able to get Beyond Compare 3 to work by
>> selecting it as the external diff tool from the log. It launches a
>> command
>> window which then launches Beyond Compare with my selected files. I
>> assume
>> that is the expected behavior?
>
> That is expected behavior. I'm in the middle of fixing the command
> window problem for the next release.
>
>> What I can't get to work is the Visual Diff on the TortoiseHg Context
>> Menu
>> which you get when right-clicking on a file name. Do you have to select
>> two
>> files first then right-click on Visual Diff? Am I doing something wrong
>> with this implementation?
>
> No, you shouldn't have to select more than a single file. It sounds
> like there's a problem with the way BC3 is being launched, but I don't
> have this tool so I can't give much help.
>
> When used from the shell context menu, TortoiseHg simply runs your
> configured diff command. If your Mercurial.ini looks like this:
>
> [tortoisehg]
> vdiff = bc3
>
> The context menu will run: hg.exe bc3 [files]
> I suggest you try running that by hand and see if it works, and if not
> perhaps that will be easier to debug than our context menu.
>
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