on 04-19-2018 9:18 AM
Hello!
Is there a way to compare the source in two open tabs in Eclipse with ADT?
Thanks!
Regards,
Vlad
Hi Vlad,
for sure you can position two editor tabs in parallel in a kind of splitscreen mode. But there is no option for source code comparison for different object types. I know for JAva it is possible but not for ABAP. So this might be a potential candidate for another feature request. Put it in our backlog.
Regards,
Thomas.
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I'd like to have such a feature, yes!
It seems there is a standard sollution in Eclipse:
...but the "with each other" compare-option doesn't appear, when I select 2 ABAP-sources....
...has this been actively removed in AdT? Or does it have to be implemented for every type of source seperately? After all, comparing text seems a pretty generic thing...
(Very cool if we get a ABAP-Specific compare, but for a start a generic one would suite me fine)
best
Joachim
Just found there is some way to use those generice-compare-functions, sebastian.wolf nicely explained it here:
https://answers.sap.com/comments/12149784/view.html
But of course I still hope to get a real AdT-Source-comparison for ABAP-sources ( like SE39 ) .
Just opened an Improvement Request, you can vote here: ADT: Compare ABAP sources with each other
Hi Vlad,
you find the option to compare versions in the context menu of the editor.
You can compare versions from revision history, local history and very nice the option to compare sources between several systems.
Is this what you are looking for?
Regards,
Thomas.
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