Beyond Compare defines the conflict scope operation method

Are you having trouble defining conflict ranges when using Beyond Compare? This article, brought by PHP editor Banana, introduces in detail the operation method of defining conflict range in Beyond Compare. It will guide you through an intuitive step-by-step guide to resolve conflicts between different files and folders, allowing you to manage your comparison tasks efficiently. Continue reading below to learn detailed steps for defining conflict scope to ensure your compare and merge processes are accurate.

Open Beyond Compare, select the text merge session, and open the session operation interface. Click the [Open File] button to select the files to be merged.

As shown in the figure, the differences in the left and right panes are marked in red. At the same time, in the text merge output pane, the conflicting parts of the left and right panes of the interface are marked with a small red exclamation mark icon, that is, the output will be viewed as a conflict.

Click the [Session] button in the menu bar, select the [Session Settings] tab in the expanded menu, open the Text Merge—Session Settings window, and switch to the [Alignment] option page.

In the [A merge conflict is] column, you can define the conflict range of text merging according to the standards of personal synchronization text. The options include: [Only different changed lines] [And] Left changes and right changes by multiple Line interval [, the number of lines can also be customized.

After completing the selection, click the [OK] button to complete the setting of the Beyond Compare text merge conflict range. You can also follow the above steps to set the text merge conflict range that meets your personal requirements.

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