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Compare anything, side-by-side, in a split view

Details

  • 1.23.0
    1.20.3
  • github.​com
  • github.​com
  • 5 months ago
  • 2 hours ago
  • 10 years ago

Installs

  • Total 327K
  • Win 177K
  • Mac 107K
  • Linux 43K
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Windows 44 54 50 46 48 16 12 32 50 63 49 49 20 16 49 51 56 46 46 15 17 41 49 66 65 59 16 15 28 58 64 58 47 22 24 48 53 58 50 70 20 18 55 53 50 52
Mac 37 44 41 51 42 20 18 31 33 24 42 27 6 7 33 48 42 43 41 13 11 40 34 33 37 39 3 14 41 43 39 36 45 4 13 26 42 31 39 39 12 9 45 45 30 46
Linux 7 9 10 16 13 0 5 6 10 11 12 12 3 7 6 12 12 6 4 1 2 7 10 9 10 12 5 3 3 9 6 10 13 2 4 12 12 8 8 6 4 3 12 11 14 9

Readme

Source
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Compare Side-By-Side

This package adds a simple side-by-side comparison tool to Sublime Text. Here is us on Package Control and here on GitHub.

Features

  • Easily select two tabs or selections to compare
  • Comparison results open in a new window
  • Empty lines added so common code lines up
  • Count number of lines changed
  • Highlighting of changed lines
  • Intra-line diff highlighting
  • Synchronized scrolling

Installation Options

  • Search for and install using Package Control (ctrl+shift+P, “Install Package”)
  • Clone or extract this repo to a new folder in your Sublime 'Packages' folder
    (Preferences -> Browse Packages)

Usage Options

  • Right click on a tab and select “Compare with…”
  • Right click somewhere in the active view and select “Compare with…”
  • Right click on a tab and select “Compare with active tab”
  • Highlight text, right click -> “Mark selection for comparison” Mark a second selection, then right click -> “Compare selections”
  • Create two selections by holding CTRL, then “Compare selections”
  • From the command line: see README_COMMANDS.md
  • Jump to next: alt+n, jump to previous: alt+p

Configuration

  • The standard diff scopes/colors are used, these are diff.inserted.sbs-compare, diff.inserted.char.sbs-compare, diff.deleted.sbs-compare, diff.deleted.char.sbs-compare. Note that I just added the suffix “.sbs-compare” to them. You can change the colors in your color scheme (ctrl+shift+P, “UI: Customize Color Scheme”).
  • Other options can be configured in SBSCompare.sublime-settings To access: Preferences -> Package Settings -> Compare Side-By-Side

License & Contributing