Araxis merge tool full#
Ctrl + Alt + E deletes the current change.įor a full list of keyboard shortcuts, see File Comparison Keyboard Shortcuts.Shift + Ctrl + W appends the current change after the adjacent change.Ctrl + W replaces the adjacent change on the right with the contents of the current change.Ctrl + Q replaces the adjacent change on the left with the contents of the current change.You can also use keyboard shortcuts to replace, insert and delete blocks of lines: If this is not the behaviour you desire, you can specify different line endings when you save a file, as described in the topic Saving Files. When using merging buttons to copy lines from one file to another, or when inserting text into a file in any other way, Merge changes the line endings (CR and/or LF characters) in the lines copied to the predominant line endings found in the destination file. This behaviour can be overridden by enabling the Allow editing of read-only files option. Likewise, delete buttons are not shown in read-only files.
īy default, merging buttons to replace, append and prepend a block are not displayed if the destination file is read-only. The merging button icon changes to indicate its operation when you press Ctrl, Shift, or Ctrl + Shift.
Click a merging button to make the lines replace the corresponding block of lines in the other file.There is a small merging button at the top-right corner of each block of changed lines. In-place editingĪs well as the merging operations described below, you can always fine-tune by editing text in-place.
This article describes the merging process in detail. Merge provides a number of tools to enable you to quickly merge text files together to produce a file that can be saved.
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