Thanks, Oliver!
I use version control, but even there you could have diverged versions
parts of which (but only parts) could be lined up and compared. There is no
chain of commits linking my two versions, for instance.
On Sun, Sep 15, 2019 at 11:40 AM Oliver Boermans wrote:
> I would recommend,
I would recommend, if you are not already, trying Git or similar source
control tool.
With frequent commits Git chunks up your changes nicely and BBEdit’s
integration with it works well.
On Sun, 8 Sep 2019 at 02:29, László Sándor wrote:
> BBEdit is great for comparing files against each other, b
On 9/7/19 11:39 PM, László Sándor wrote> BBEdit is great for comparing
files against each other, but in some cases
it loses track of which paragraphs would correspond to each other in
different edits. I can't blame it, some edits can move many things around
and change quite a lot of the text.
BBEdit is great for comparing files against each other, but in some cases
it loses track of which paragraphs would correspond to each other in
different edits. I can't blame it, some edits can move many things around
and change quite a lot of the text.
But it is too bad to lose all availability
