I'm looking forward to the next version. Sorry for posting so many
requests that you've already finished.
Stefan wrote:
> > 4. In the header of single pane mode, make the "new" filename green
and
> > the "old" filename red. These colors should correspond to the colors
of
> > the added (new) and removed (old) lines in the diff view. This would
be
> > very useful in the case of selecting two files and performing a diff
(it
> > is hard to tell what lines are coming from each file in single pane
> > mode).
>
> That's not very good. Yes, usually TortoiseMerge knows (because TSVN
can
> tell it) which is the old and which is the new file. But in many cases
> that's not possible. So it might be dangerous to color those.
If that's not possible, how does it know how to color the diff lines? I
have found it to work like this:
Select two files in explorer.
Right click on one of them and select "TSVN -> Diff". The name of the
file that was right-clicked is listed on the right side of the header
area. That file is the "new" file and its diff lines are colored green.
Not too hard to calculate when you think about it, but I always have to
stop what I'm doing and actually think about which is which. A color
coded file name would enable me to know at a glance.
Please CC me when you reply (dmiller [at] tcwcomputers [dot] com).
~ Daniel
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