Hello everyone, I have 2 folders with inputfile and outputfile (same filename). I would li
- . Hello everyone,
I have 2 folders with inputfile and outputfile (same filename).
I would like to compare every same filename and write the differences in a file report.
Is there a way to do this in a batch?
So:
c:/input/file1.xml
c:/input/file2.xml
c:/output/file1.xml
c:/output/file2.xml
c:/results/report-file1.html
c:/results/report-file2.html
I allready have
batch
"C:/Program Files/Beyond Compare 2/BC2.exe" @C:/tools/Compare.script "C:/input" "C:/output" /silent
Compare.script
load "C:/input" "C:/output"
filter "*.xml"
expand all
select all
file-report layout:side-by-side options:display-mismatches output-to:"C:/results/compare_report.html" output-options:wrap-word,html-color
but it's everything in one report! .
- . Hello,
Yes, when selecting multiple files, it will generate a single report. You would need to perform multiple file reports on multiple pairs of files to generate a new report each time (given a new "output-to:c:/report3.html" each time, which can be done by using a 3rd parameter: output-to:%3).
bc2.exe " @c:/bcscript.txt" "c:/file1.txt" "c:/file2.txt" "c:/bcreport1.html"
where bcscript.txt is:
file-report layout:side-by-side options:display-mismatches output-to:"%3" output-options:wrap-word,html-color "%1" "%2"
We do not have an automated method to create or pass the list of files to separate reports; this would need to be done with a separate script. . .Aaron P Scooter Software
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