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| − | + | wxHexEditor could compare 2 files and show differences of them via adding TAGs. Only half million of differences are allowed. | |
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| + | Also you can start compare 2 files directly by CLI command using --compare flag. | ||
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| + | wxHexEditor --compare firmware1.bin firmware2.bin | ||
'''Supported options are:''' | '''Supported options are:''' | ||
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*Connect files for scrolling. | *Connect files for scrolling. | ||
**This option open the files side by side and other file will follow your scroll if you change your view. | **This option open the files side by side and other file will follow your scroll if you change your view. | ||
| + | [[File:Compare_Dialog.png]] | ||
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| + | After clicking to the compare window, Comparison Result panel will opened and you could compare files side-by-side if you used the "Connect files for scrolling" option. | ||
| + | Here an example | ||
| + | [[File:Compare_Files.png]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:49, 2 July 2014
wxHexEditor could compare 2 files and show differences of them via adding TAGs. Only half million of differences are allowed.
Also you can start compare 2 files directly by CLI command using --compare flag.
wxHexEditor --compare firmware1.bin firmware2.bin
Supported options are:
- Search for different or same bytes.
- Merge sections if close as X bytes.
- Save results to file.
- Connect files for scrolling.
- This option open the files side by side and other file will follow your scroll if you change your view.
After clicking to the compare window, Comparison Result panel will opened and you could compare files side-by-side if you used the "Connect files for scrolling" option.
Here an example
