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I am using WinMerge in an application calling it via ShellRun with a specific ini file. When I use WinMerge the 'normal way' and compare an ini file with the default settings exported with the ini file I use the two below differences are displayed fine.
Settings/IgnoreBlankLines=1
Settings/IgnoreCase=1
However, when I use 'my' ini file with the above two settings (via ShellRun) all differences are displayed as black sections.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This problem occurred because there was a discrepancy between the format in which WinMerge saved option values in the INI file and the format used when exporting.
Normally, color values in the INI file are saved in decimal format, but in the exported INI file, they were saved in hexadecimal format. Prior to this commit, WinMerge was unable to read hexadecimal values and treated them as 0, resulting in black color.
Unfortunately I am not familiar with how to deal with the above link. I've never used software other than by downloading it from a webpage. I think I will have to wait until I can download it from https://winmerge.org/downloads/?lang=de. In case there is another way to get the .exe I'd love to go it.
I have to add that I managed to get the ...exe.zip downloaded, but now I am not sure which of the many files I have to copy into my 'installed' folder. Sorry.
I am using WinMerge in an application calling it via ShellRun with a specific ini file. When I use WinMerge the 'normal way' and compare an ini file with the default settings exported with the ini file I use the two below differences are displayed fine.
However, when I use 'my' ini file with the above two settings (via ShellRun) all differences are displayed as black sections.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: