So, I tried WinMerge to see the differences, anycodings_filesystems but it doesn't appear to be able to compare anycodings_filesystems folder and file names only. mp3 files in both MP3 anycodings_filesystems folders. I apparently messed up some anycodings_filesystems of the FLAC to MP3 conversions too, and anycodings_filesystems appear to be missing. Over the years, my anycodings_filesystems primary MP3 collection (in its own folder) anycodings_filesystems has come from various sources, and has anycodings_filesystems become a mess. The -o parameter allows you to specify a different output directory.I currently have two main music folders, one anycodings_filesystems is FLAC, ripped from CD, another is MP3, anycodings_filesystems converted from FLAC. Which will create the patch in the current directory. You can create patches for the last n revisions like this: There's also a tool, format-patch, for formatting a patch to send as an e-mail. Or if you want to create a patch between 2 specific commits you can use git diff The easiest way to create a patch for the last commit is There are several ways for creating a patch, the recommended one is using git format-patch (as mentioned in MDL-43119) In the dialogue box, make sure you select Style: Unified in the Format box.Ĭreating a patch if you're using Git for version control is similar to CVS, and similarly you don't need an unchanged copy of moodle to diff against. This will give you a nice view of what you have changed. You need a copy of 'standard_moodle' and 'my_moodle'. In this sense it is like the original command-line 'diff' program.
WinMerge is a nice windows GUI for comparing folders. Eclipse makes creating patches really easy, once you have got it set up correctly. Then to create the patch, type:ĭiff -Naur standard_moodle my_moodle > patch.txt Suppose these two copies are in folders called 'standard_moodle' and 'my_moodle' which are subdirectories of the current folder. It requires that you have two copies of the code, one with your changes, and one without. Diff is the a linux command line program, and is where patch files originated.
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