Re: Ediff ignore-whitespace?

Re: Ediff ignore-whitespace?

[Kevin Rodgers]

Michael Mercurio wrote:

> It seems that "ignore-whitepace" option in Ediff, used
> to "skip over regions that differ only in whitespace
> and linebreaks", does not consider "lack of
> whitespace" between braces and parens in C and C++
> statements.
> 
> As an example, it would be nice to ignore the
> difference in whitepace and lack of whitespace between
> the parens in the following regions:
> 
>   Region A:
>     if ( (var1 == true) || (var2 == true) )
> 
>   Region B:
>     if ((var1 == true) || (var2 == true))
> 
> Does anyone know how to make ediff behave this way?

(setq ediff-forward-word-function 'forward-char)

or

(setq ediff-diff-option "-w")

-- 
Kevin Rodgers

Re: Ediff ignore-whitespace?

[Kevin Rodgers]

Kevin Rodgers wrote:

> (setq ediff-forward-word-function 'forward-char)
> 
> or
> 
> (setq ediff-diff-option "-w")

Oops: -options


-- 
Kevin Rodgers

Re: Ediff ignore-whitespace?

[kgold]

Kevin Rodgers <ihs_4664@yahoo.com> writes:
> Michael Mercurio wrote:
> 
> > It seems that "ignore-whitepace" option in Ediff, used
> > to "skip over regions that differ only in whitespace
> > and linebreaks", does not consider "lack of
> > whitespace" between braces and parens in C and C++
> > statements.
> 
> (setq ediff-diff-option "-w")

Nice.  Is there a way to make it mode specific?  I put this in my
c-mode-common-hook, but it seems to be global anyway.

Re: Ediff ignore-whitespace?

[Kevin Rodgers]

kgold wrote:

> Kevin Rodgers <ihs_4664@yahoo.com> writes:
>>(setq ediff-diff-option "-w")
> 
> Nice.  Is there a way to make it mode specific?  I put this in my
> c-mode-common-hook, but it seems to be global anyway.

(set (make-local-variable 'ediff-diff-options) "-w")


-- 
Kevin Rodgers

Ediff ignore-whitespace?

[Michael Mercurio]

Hi,

It seems that "ignore-whitepace" option in Ediff, used
to "skip over regions that differ only in whitespace
and linebreaks", does not consider "lack of
whitespace" between braces and parens in C and C++
statements.

As an example, it would be nice to ignore the
difference in whitepace and lack of whitespace between
the parens in the following regions:

  Region A:
    if ( (var1 == true) || (var2 == true) )

  Region B:
    if ((var1 == true) || (var2 == true))

Does anyone know how to make ediff behave this way?

Thanks,
m


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