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Replace Default Git Merge and Git Diff Tool with Code Compare
Replace the Default git Merge and git Diff Tool with Code Compare in TortoiseGit, for Svn this is already done, so it should be relative simple and straight forward
11 votes -
10 votes
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Version for Mac OS
I would love a Mac OS Version (Intel base, sure) to use CodeCompare on my favorite platform.
8 votes -
.Net Assembly Structure Compare
Compare .Net Assemblies By Structure and not by binary Diff. So that changes in Assemblies are easier to track.
7 votes -
Add plugin support für languages
Make us able to write plugins to support more languages ourselves or at least define custom language highlighting like notepad++.
Then you don't need to implement every scurrilous language.6 votes -
Add support for Visual Studio Code (VS Code)
VS Code is quickly becoming the best text editor for developers, especially with frequent releases from Microsoft which include new/improved features that equal or eclipse the likes of Sublime Text, Notepad++, etc.
Equally impressive is the growing library of solid, well-built extensions that are available for VS Code... Except for a truly good diff tool.
Having used Code Compare both as a stand alone application, and as an add-in for Visual Studio, It is clear that anything like it is sorely lacking for VS Code. Please add a Code Compare add-in for VS Code the same way you've done for…
6 votes -
Support for VS Code
Please add support for Visual Studio Code, which lacks a folder-level comparison tool at the moment.
6 votes -
run mutiple instances of cc or allow to open a comparision in a new instance.
Allow the ability to take a file or folder comparison and drag them of CC or via shell context open in a new instance of CC.
I run multiple monitor setups so been able to have to code compares running in each monitor will increase my work flow up to 40%
6 votes -
Export the changes as a unified diff
Add the ability to export the changes (using the currently-applied ruleset) as a unified diff (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diff#Unified_format)
6 votes -
Added support for VBScript, WiseScript, PowerShell
More options for these as the default language, or detection of similar structures with indications on the tool bar as to which one was applied. Select these on the fly during an active comparison, or spawn the new results in the restructured format.
6 votes -
Support Visual Studio 2022
With Preview 3, many 3rd party paid tools have at minimum a beta integration with VS2022. Please support it, and provide us a timeline.
5 votes -
Remember previous comparisions
Often I have to re-do a comparision between two files, for instance because one of them had been changed in the meantime. It would be great if Code Compare would remember the previous n comparisiona (n being something like 10 or so).
5 votes -
Save state of "Horizontal layout" menu button
I have to click the Horizontal Layout toolbar button every time I compare a file within Visual Studio.
5 votes -
Revision timeline for SVN and TFS
This feature shows you timestamps of compared revision graphically and allows you to switch between them.
5 votes -
Structure comparison inside methods
Merged with idea "Detect moved block inside WinForms designer code".
Neolisk wrote:
WinForms designer code pieces can be moved around at random, and this is beyond developer's control. It does not add any real difference to the code, so would be nice if CodeCompare could ignore moved blocks in those cases.5 votes -
Allow Folder Comparison Settings to be saved in a config File
It should be possible to save the two paths of a Folder comparison setting in a file. I Need to compare two Folders frequently and find it a bit annoying to have to choose the Folders in the depth of the file System each time.
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Possibitity to split blocks
If I have a block consisting of three lines I would like to be able to only move the changes of one of the lines to the other side. Example:
block in file one:
bla
bla
blablock in file two:
Bla
Bla
Bladesired result in file two:
Bla
bla
Bla4 votes -
Keep files aligned using virtual line breaks
This is the main feature that I miss compared to Visual Studio's comparison tool. Having these "virtual" line breaks allows to maintain both files aligned and makes it much easier to keep track of differences.
The outlining boxes in Code Compare are nice, but definitely not as efficient.
This is currently what's holding me off on using Code Compare.
4 votes -
Add options to specify background color for changed lines/blocks/sections
Sometimes small changes are hard to spot visually i.e. single char. An option to have a seperate background colour for whole lines/blocks/sections that include changes would help focus my attention to a that block to then find the smaller change.
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Ability to specify text substitutions to ignore as differences
When doing a comparison between two source files, I want to specify text substitutions to ignore as differences.
I.e. I do some global text replacements in File B but I don't won't those changes shown in the code compare window.4 votes
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