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#!/bin/bash

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# A git difftool for Mac OS X that uses FileMerge from XCode

#

# source: https://gist.github.com/gwarnes-mdsol/b0aff96fbb7a4c92e570e7b03daa7e1b

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# Setup:

#

# 1. Copy this file to a known path, e.g. $HOME/bin/gdiff

# 2. Make the file executable:

# chmod +x $HOME/bin/gdiff

# 2. Tell git to use this script as the preferred difftool:

# git config --global diff.tool $HOME/bin/gdiff

#

# Usage:

#

# git difftool <git diff arguments>

#

# find top level of git project

dir=$PWD

until [ -e'$dir/.git' ];do

if [ '$dir''/' ];then

echo'Not a git repository'>&2

exit 1;

fi

dir=`dirname '$dir'`

done

# open fresh FileMerge and wait for terminations to issues with git temp files

open -a FileMerge -n -W --args -left '$1' -right '$2' -merge '$dir'${@:2}

# references:

# http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20070220223441729

# https://gist.github.com/bkeating/329690

# https://gist.github.com/miner/e73fc98a83a8fe05d9ef000d46d68a9f

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Apple Filemerge

commented Nov 3, 2016

This version adds support for passing additional command line arguments, such as a branch specification: and provides information on how to configure it to be used by default.

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Description Live interior 3d pro for mac review.

Name: Patch Viewer
Version: 1.0.5
Release Date: June 4th, 2014
Language: English
Developer: Rob Cas
MAS Rating: 4+
Mac Platform: Intel
OS Version: OS X 10.10 or later
Processor type(s) & speed: 64-bit processor
Includes: Pre-K’ed
Pre-K’ed to bypass demo limitations. No license needed.
Web Site: http://appledeveloper.com.au/products/patchviewer/support/
Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/app/patch-viewer/id587684733?mt=12
Overview

Patch Viewer allows you to view patch files (or the output from diff-like command-line tool) using your existing third-party graphical file comparison tool such as Xcode’s FileMerge.
Diff output in traditional, context and unified formats from a range of command-line source control tools such as Git, Subversion, Mercurial and CVS (to name a few) is supported.
Patch Viewer supports patch files or diff output generated from text file comparisons only- no binary file comparison support.
Patch Viewer can be used on the command-line to receive diff data piped into it as standard input.
Patch Viewer is configured by default to use Xcode’s FileMerge to display file comparison data. It also supports any file comparison tool that can be launched with source and destination files as command-line arguments. You can configure custom command-line arguments to pass to your third-party file comparison tool in Patch Viewer’s Preference panel.
Note that Patch Viewer uses only the standalone content of the patch file, without reference to the original files from which the patch was generated. It reconstructs the partial original files by filling them with blank lines, then positioning whatever content is in the patch file at the appropriate line numbers. This can result in large amounts of vertical ‘padding’, but it ensures the resultant diff displayed by your graphical file comparison tool is line-accurate compared to the original diff that generated the patch file.
What’s New in Version 1.0.5:

Features:
● View patch files (or the output from diff-like command-line tool) using your existing third-party graphical file comparison tool.
● Support for traditional, context and unified diff formats.
● Accepts diff data piped into it as standard input when invoked from the command-line.
Changes:
● Fixed crash that sometimes occurred if no path to a graphical diff viewer had been configured in the Preferences.
● Fixed crash when user attempts to open a CSV file instead of a diff or patch file.
● Known issues
● No support for binary file diffs/comparisons.
Other notes:
● Patch Viewer is configured by default to use Xcode’s FileMerge to display file comparison data. It also supports any file comparison tool that can be launched with source and destination files as command-line arguments. You can configure custom command-line arguments to pass to your third-party

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