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  • how to comparing different name sub folder?

    I am comparing test1 <--> test2 folders
    I want to compare
    test1/a with test2/a
    how to set BC telling that a and b is the same folder ?

  • #2
    Hello,

    If you have BC3 Pro, you can right click the a\ subfolder, select Align With, then click on the b\ subfolder to align them. You can also go to the Session menu -> Session Settings, Misc tab, and create a new Alignment Override which defines a = b

    This will only work on folders or files that are in the same relative sublevel structure of the directory tree. You could not align test1\a\suba with test2\b\

    If you have the Std edition, you would need to set different base folders (test1\a <--> test2\b), or you can trial Pro edition to see if this feature meets your needs.
    http://www.scootersoftware.com/suppo...?zz=kb_evalpro
    Aaron P Scooter Software

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    • #3
      Using RegEx?

      Would like to do alignment using reg ex, have left side folders like:

      aaaaa11
      bbbbb11
      ccccc11

      and right side folders like
      aaaaa12
      bbbbb12
      ccccc12

      is there way to align them with the settings using regx so the aaaaa's bbbbbb's and cccccc's all lineup?. I tried a few but am not having success

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      • #4
        Originally posted by lhasadad
        Would like to do alignment using reg ex, have left side folders like:

        aaaaa11
        bbbbb11
        ccccc11

        and right side folders like
        aaaaa12
        bbbbb12
        ccccc12

        is there way to align them with the settings using regx so the aaaaa's bbbbbb's and cccccc's all lineup?. I tried a few but am not having success
        found that *11 = *12 (with no regex checked) works fine

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        • #5
          Yes, without RegEx enabled, it would use DOS masking.

          The Reg Ex could be something like:
          (.*)11
          $1\12
          Aaron P Scooter Software

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Aaron
            This will only work on folders or files that are in the same relative sublevel structure of the directory tree. You could not align test1\a\suba with test2\b\
            Has this changed in BC4? I need to align folders that are not on the same level of folder hierarchy and as you say, that's impossible in BC3.

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            • #7
              Hello,

              Alignment Override of different subfolder levels is not yet supported in BC4. It is still something on our Customer Wishlist.
              Aaron P Scooter Software

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              • #8
                Thanks for the reply. I've upgraded to v4 anyway in hope that this feature will make it in one day BC is an amazing piece of software.

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