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Can I split more than one file at a time using subversion and Beyond Compare?

So, I successfully figured out how to make simple diff and 3-D merge with disruptive command line support and Beyond Compare 3 using Windows 7. Thanks, stackoverflow.

However, I often have many files that I change between commits, that is, an html file, a css file and a javascript file, all associated with the same error correction. When I use the built-in svn diff, I can just type "svn di" and it will show me a list of all the differences in all the files. Is there a way to activate this type of function with Beyond Compare 3?

At that moment, when I type "svn di", it will send the first file to Beyond Compare, and when I finish viewing the changes, I will close the window other than the comparison and the diff will end. I will not be able to distinguish other files without entering each name manually. (And sometimes I can’t remember all the ones that I changed ... basically, it gets very dirty.)

Is it possible? If so, how?

Thank.

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Maybe not what you are looking for, but TortoiseSVN, integrated with Beyond Compare 3, works for this kind of operation. My workflow after updating svn is usually:

  • TortoiseSVN> Check for Changes | Fix
  • View each modification with a double click / compare with the base ( integrated with BC3 )
  • svn diff, BC3.

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(untested).

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My exposioure to Beyond Compare ( ), KDiff3 (, GPL), . - svn, , .

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