Context-aware merge?
Semantic Merge. Languages supported, from the website: We started with C# and Vb.net, then added Java. Now C is already supported and then we’ll focus on C++, Objective-C and JavaScript, depending on your feedback
Semantic Merge. Languages supported, from the website: We started with C# and Vb.net, then added Java. Now C is already supported and then we’ll focus on C++, Objective-C and JavaScript, depending on your feedback
Sort the files first: $ sort file1 > file1.sorted $ sort file2 | diff – file1.sorted Also, although I personally discourage this sort of thing, if you are using bash and this feature is enabled on your system you can avoid the temporary file by using a process substitution: $ diff <(sort file1) <(sort file2)
I get the in-terminal diff display. I this should not happen, because I have set up an external diff tool Yes, it should: diff.external is for “in-terminal diff display”. (from git config man page) diff.external If this config variable is set, diff generation is not performed using the internal diff machinery, but using the given … Read more
In the bottom right of your window, change [CRLF] to [LF]
There’s diff_prettyHtml() in the diff-match-patch library from Google.
To search for commit content (i.e., actual lines of source, as opposed to commit messages and the like), you need to do: git grep <regexp> $(git rev-list –all) git rev-list –all | xargs git grep <expression> will work if you run into an “Argument list too long” error. If you want to limit the search … Read more
For OSX android studio i’ve accomplished with this steps: Open IntelliJ/Android Studio -> Tools -> Create Command Line Launcher After that, open SourceTree Preferences: and put “/usr/local/bin/studio” in Diff/Merge Command. Like this: Diff Arguments: diff $LOCAL $PWD/$REMOTE Merge Arguments: merge $PWD/$LOCAL $PWD/$REMOTE $PWD/$BASE $PWD/$MERGED And if everything it’s ok it should work.
No, I really hope to see that feature in some of the future releases.
The core of Github is the open-source software git, which is a distributed version control and source code management software. Github adds many features onto git‘s functionality, including issue tracking, wiki, access control, etc. However, Github is proprietary software, and many of it’s internals remain unknown to general public. In order to find out how … Read more
Nice easy to reproduce example!! more questions should be like this! Just pass a lambda to transform (this is tantamount to passing afuncton object, e.g. np.diff (or Series.diff) directly. So this equivalent to data1/data2 In [32]: data3[‘diffs’] = data3.groupby(‘ticker’)[‘value’].transform(Series.diff) In [34]: data3.sort_index(inplace=True) In [25]: data3 Out[25]: date ticker value diffs 0 2013-10-03 ticker_2 0.435995 0.015627 … Read more