But I prefer the diff viewer that comes with TortoiseSVN and the archive diff isn’t recursive by default, so I decided to set it up manually. WinMerge supports that, and can be integrated with TortoiseSVN very easily right through its installer. Regexp filtering for filenames and lines.
It has Unicode support, Flexible syntax coloring editor, and Windows Shell integration. WinMerge appears, displaying the results of the comparison. (Click to enlarge. WinMerge is a tool for visual difference display and merging, for both files and directories. I think many others could benefit from this also. Maybe copy the remote files into a temporary local folder 1st then run WinMerge on them. It would make my world a lot more pleasant if I could just pick 1 or more files and send them to WinMerge. It is extremely useful for determining what has changed between 2. Now I am copying the remote files to a new sub-directory and then running WinMerge manually.
In the section that allows you to select two specific files that you want to compare, select the two files, right-click, and then select Compare. WinMerge is one of the best free tools for comparing and synchronizing files and folders. I really like the Diff Viewer that comes with TortoiseSVN, but from what I can gather it doesn’t seem to support anything but text files, which is fair enough, but I need to compare archives as well. In the section displaying the detailed differences, scroll through the differences using WinMerge tools.
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