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The problem is the way the command was built. The syntax should be as follows (JScript) and it works. I hope this will help someone... :>)

sExamDiff = "\"c:\\program files\\examdiff pro\\examdiff.exe\"";
oRunningProcess = WshShell.Exec(sExamDiff + " " + sFile1 + " "+sFile2 + " /j:tmp.*|server[0-9 ...

Command line works. If I get it working I'll post it back in case anyone else might benefit.

Thank you for the help!

Maybe not... I removed the /no to not output a file, altered the /j parameter, and changed the code as follows:

sExamDiff = " \"c:\\Program Files\\ExamDiff Pro\\ExamDiff.exe\" " + sFile1 + " " + sFile2 + " /j:tmp.*|server[0-9]{4,5}.* /o:" + sOutputFile;
sCmd = "cmd /c ";
oRunningProcess = WshShell ...

I am such a dope....

I was doing this wondering "Why is there no output file???" when in fact I specified to only generate an output file if there is diffs found (/o option).

I was working all along and just realized it. Sorry!!

Hi,

I need to add two RegExp statements for exclusions to the output file.

Problem is I get two file patterns that always differ and want the report not to generate those diffs. The two patters are 'server[0-9]{4,5}.xml.*' and 'tmp.*'.

How can I get the RegExp syntax in ExamDiff to do this? I ...

Thanks, but I did not make myself clear in what I was after. For example, I have two .txt files as such:

1:
This
is
a
test.

2:
This
is
how
this will fail.

I only want to output:

Output:
This
is

Not the diffs. It seems a strange request but sometimes I need to know what is common as well ...

I have 2 files that I compare and can output the diffs to file. How can I ignore the diffs and output the same content found in both files?

thx.