I'm trying to run a scripted compare on linux (test box is Centos6 32 bit).
I run the compare like this: bcompare @ucompare
Here's the text of the script "ucompare":
compare rules-based
file-report &
layout:side-by-side &
options:ignore-unimportant, display-content, line-numbers &
output-options:html-color &
output-to:mytest-bcc.html &
"0213/fileone.txt" "0218/filetwo.txt"
If fails with:
Fatal Scripting Error: Unexpected argument(s) ""
I tried with and without quotes on the files. Ideas??
I need to run this on linux...i had the script run fine in v2 on windows, but of course there were mods required...and i can't see any syntax error...and i'm supplying no arguments in executing it.
I run the compare like this: bcompare @ucompare
Here's the text of the script "ucompare":
compare rules-based
file-report &
layout:side-by-side &
options:ignore-unimportant, display-content, line-numbers &
output-options:html-color &
output-to:mytest-bcc.html &
"0213/fileone.txt" "0218/filetwo.txt"
If fails with:
Fatal Scripting Error: Unexpected argument(s) ""
I tried with and without quotes on the files. Ideas??
I need to run this on linux...i had the script run fine in v2 on windows, but of course there were mods required...and i can't see any syntax error...and i'm supplying no arguments in executing it.
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