" >" is an output command that directs the output to the decided path. Than i realized("with the help of i already had the answer as dir path1 > intopath2 so the solution is : fc D:\Projects\Comparison\filelist-you.txt D:\Projects\Comparison\filelist-me.txt > D:\Projects\Comparison\filelist-comparison-between-you-me.txt Than i compare them with this code: fc D:\Projects\Comparison\filelist-you.txt D:\Projects\Comparison\filelist-me.txtĮverything was fine till this step than i couldnt find out how to put these comparison results into a new. dir D:\Projects\Comparison\MyFolder\ > D:\Projects\Comparison\filelist-me.txt Differences between the directories are indicated with colour and easy to identify icons. DirEqual displays compared directories side by side as expandable trees, and the size and date are indicated for each item. So this creates a filelist of folder than i did the same on my second folder which is gonna be compared. DirEqual is a Folder Compare Tool that makes it extremely easy to compare local files and folders on your Mac. TreeSizes big brother SpaceObServer will help you find similarities fast and easily. With comp i had some problems so i found another solution by using : dir D:\Projects\Comparison\YourFolder\ > D:\Projects\Comparison\filelist-you.txt Detecting them by hand is not an easy task. I have no shell programming experience though, so does anyone know a quick way of doing this? Any help would be highly appreciated.This is just another way to do it for those who might have problems with comp command. This seems difficult too but some what easier. in each directory (source and the new copy) - should b exactly the same if you output to a file and do a diff. How would you write a quick shell script to compare two folders?Ģ. Is CMP the right command to use to compare (verify identical data) of two files regardless of its type? eg video, document, executable, zip, encrypted file etcĢ. The directory that was copied contains many subdirectories and all sorts of files (not just text).ġ. I wanted to use cmp but it only does two files. I want to verify that the data is 100% identical to the original. Open the Select Files or Folders dialog In the WinMerge window use the following methods to open the Select Files or Folders dialog: Click File Open. Once presented with the list of changes, double-click on the file to expand and further compare. Optionally, you may choose to include sub-directories as well. Enter the location of the two directories to compare. I recently copied 400GB of data from a NTFS drive to a ext4 drive. To compare directories in an effective manner, you can compare two directories quickly using Windows PowerShell cmdlets. Open WinDiff and choose File Compare Directories.
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