Pay attention to the single quotes wrapping the path to winmerge: Ĭmd = "'C:/Program Files (x86)/WinMerge/WinMergeU.exe'" -e "$LOCAL" "$REMOTE"
It's located at your home directory: c:\users\username\.gitconfigĢ) Add the lines below.
The way that worked pretty well for me is this one:ġ) Open. But it took me a while to get it right as I wanted.īrowsing over the web you will find many ways of doing this. We know we can put it between double quotes " ". Not surprisingly, I faced problems with characters like the parenthesis (. In fact, it's simple to resolve and is also a silly problem but it took me a good amount of time just because of the path where WinMerge was installed at C:\Program Files (x86)\winmerge\winmergeu.exe RCLocalizationHelperU.dll ħ-Zip software installed on your computer: 0.00ħ-Zip components for standalone operation: 0.In case you're looking for a way to use WinMerge as your git difftool on Windows, this tip may be helpful. ShellExtensionU.dll version=1.09 build=0003ĭetect codepage automatically for RC and HTML files: NoĬompareMSExcelFiles.dll ĬompareMSWordFiles.dll ĭisplayBinaryFiles.dll ĭisplayXMLFiles.dll ĮditBinaryFiles.dll ShellExtension.dll version=0.00 build=0000 Windows: Microsoft Windows Longhorn Professional (Build 6000) The workaround I've found is to rename those two. Versions older than about a year were OK. This was a new (clean) install of 2.6.12.0 under Vista, but I've seen this problem before with older WinMerge versions and under Windows XP. Sometimes I get those messages once again for BUFFER_PREDIFF.
While using WinMerge I get sometimes the following two error messages in a row:Įxception loading plugin for event: FILE_PREDIFFĬ:\Program Files\WinMerge\MergePlugins\editor addin.sctĬ:\Program Files\WinMerge\MergePlugins\insert datetime.sct
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