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*(F-1) Utility:Compare       *
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          ------ File / Directory Compare ----------------------------------------------=Rep
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           Options  =>  [ -nolist:display rc only.  Enter ? or --help for Help]

           Curr Dir --g:\src\xe

           FileSpec1=>  [ Try InsertLine key (default:F5) after partial path input. ]

           FileSpec2=>  [ Then use Send keys (defualt:A+i/r/d/Up/Down) or "^" lcmd. ]


       .Execute "Compare-tool Options FileSpec1 FileSpec2" by Execute-key,
        then display stdout on Edit panel.
        Default command is "xfc" to compare files and "xdc" to compare directories.
        Setup ini file if you want to use "diff".
             CompareFile_Cmd   ="xfc"  #("xfc")# File compare cmd.
             CompareDir_Cmd    ="xdc"  #("xdc")# Directory compare cmd.

       .Options    : specify option parameter of the tool.
                     Execute the tool with no operand when "?" is specified.
                     diff displays help message by --help option.
        Curr Dir   : display current directory.
#ifndef UNX
                     Current directory of the drive of the cursor line is displayed.
#endif
        FileSpec1/2: type 2 files/directories name to be compared.
                     Find Key(default:F5) splits screen then open dir-list of you specified.
                     With no input on the line,open the dir-list of Curr Dir.
                     From dir-list on other side of split screen,you can send file name.
                     Use Alt+i(Insert/r(Replace)/d(Delete)/Up(Cursor Up)/Down(Cursor down).
                     Line command "^" send filename according to the status of KeyInputMode(Ins/Rep).
                     Insert means input to null line,Replace means override the line reversed.
#ifndef WXE/XXE
                     You can set filename by mouse Drag&Drop.
                     Drag from dir-list or Explorer/Nautilus, drop on the line to be set.
#endif
                     RESet command or Esc key twice clears all input.