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Thank you!

Fair enough, but that is very misleading. Perhaps you should look into changing the labels to be more intuitive. Please note that I did not say that those issues were unique in version 14, it is just that I encountered them that day. I am a heavy user of EDP and there are times where I encounter unc...

Version 14.0 Open a comparison of 2 files Select "New Comparison" Check "Run in new instance" Click on "Empty files" Bug: Current instance is closed Also, after making changes to compared files, an attempt to open a new comparison will prompt to save/discard cancel. Thi...

psguru wrote: ↑Mon Nov 21, 2022 2:48 pm I wasn't talking about "Run new instance when comparing FILES" option. I was referring to the checkbox on the Compare dialog.

Damn, I completely missed that one!
That's exactly what I was asking for, thank you!

That's the thing: When I am comparing folders, I do want individual file comparisons from those folders to open in a separate window. But when I am just comparing 2 files, and want to compare a different pair of files (or the same files in a different session), I want to reuse the existing window. T...

It opens the new comparison in a new window, I'd like to reuse the old one.

How would that work? How do you specify additional information in Explorer context menu? I wouldn't. After I open the comparison from Explorer (using the default session), I want to re-open it in EDP (using a different session) in the same window. More generally, I want an option to open a new comp...

The only way to do it is to specify the /se command line option in Options | Global | Explorer Integration | Command line options. Wouldn't it open every comparison from Windows explorer in the specified session? That is not what I need. What I want to do is to re-open the current file (or folder) ...

Let's say I have two files in a folder: file1.xml and file2.xml, which I would like to compare from file explorer in a non-default session. If I select both files, right-click, and choose "Compare", EDP will compare them in the default unnamed session. However, I have a customized session ...

EDP crashes when undoing changes using CTRL-Z

Here's how I reproduce it:
1) Start EDP with "empty files"
2) Type some characters in the right pane, and hit <ENTER>
3) Hit <CTRL>+<Z> (undo)
4) EDP crashes. If it doesn't, repeat steps 2-3 until it does.

EDP also has to recognize it as a plugin and associate it with some file types...

I'll check those pages.
Thanks!

Hello,

Is there a guide for writing and configuring EDP plugins?

Thank you!

psguru wrote: ↑Fri Apr 15, 2022 1:28 pm Appreciate your support!

And I am happy to give it!

Do you think I can get an "honorary QA" badge?

Yes. Perfection is expensive. I know, and that's why I've been a loyal paying customer since 2004 (even when I was getting a competitor's product for free from my employer) ... ... ... I just found an old email about ExamDiff from 2002. Bloody hell, I've been using ExamDiff (first free, then pro) f...

I did. I probably just automatically dismissed it (or possibly had it suppressed).

Which raises a question: is it really necessary to lose the undo buffer for something that is essentially a navigation change?