On Jan 22, 2006, at 14:06:04, Andy Lee <email@hidden> wrote:
If you have TextWrangler, "twdiff fileA fileB" is the analogous
command. I much prefer TextWrangler's diff because I can edit the
files while diffing them.
Yes, I wish Apple would've built the FileMerge UI into Xcode instead
of having to spawn another app. Before I check any code in, I diff
all checked out files to make sure all the changes were meant to be
checked in. If I see that I've added a new method to a class, but I'm
not sure if I ended up using it, I want to search the entire project
to see if it's used. In order to do this now, I have to select the
method name, Copy, switch back to Xcode, Find in Files, Paste, hit
Return. Much more cumbersome than select, command-e, command-option-
f, Return.
And yeah, saving changes. I don't understand why FileMerge can't just
save back to the original file. It always asks where I want to save
it, so I have to navigate to the right folder, make sure the name is
right, save, hit Replace, then go back to Xcode and click the button
when it asks if I want to reload the file.
This is a gigantic step backwards when compared to being able to do a
Recursive Diff in CodeWarrior with the Perforce plugin, and it would
open all diff'd files in their own window. Changes made there are
saved right back to the actual files.
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