Author: HolgerK
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2016 6:17 pm (GMT -6)
S: and S:= are meant for the alternate setting files.
%P%S is the list of all selected files in the source panel
%T%R is the list of all selected files in the target panel
If you want to compare the archive under the cursor with the corresponding archive in the opposite panel, you should try:
/S=S %P%N %T%N
(mention that between "/S=S" and "%P%N %T%N" is only a space character)
If these files have different names but in each panel ís only one file selected:
/S=S %P%S %T%R
If more than one file per panel is selected:
/S=S %P%S1 %T%R1
S1 limits the list to the first selected file in source panel.
R1 does the same for the target panel (also it's not explicit listed in Help).
Regards
Holger
Edit:
/S=S:= %P%S1 %T%R1 should work as well with the last used Settings
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2016 6:17 pm (GMT -6)
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| accepts two paths as parameters, or alternatively a settings name in the form /S=S:SettingsName |
S: and S:= are meant for the alternate setting files.
%P%S is the list of all selected files in the source panel
%T%R is the list of all selected files in the target panel
If you want to compare the archive under the cursor with the corresponding archive in the opposite panel, you should try:
/S=S %P%N %T%N
(mention that between "/S=S" and "%P%N %T%N" is only a space character)
If these files have different names but in each panel ís only one file selected:
/S=S %P%S %T%R
If more than one file per panel is selected:
/S=S %P%S1 %T%R1
S1 limits the list to the first selected file in source panel.
R1 does the same for the target panel (also it's not explicit listed in Help).
Regards
Holger
Edit:
/S=S:= %P%S1 %T%R1 should work as well with the last used Settings