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DiffDog Options
File Types
18.6 File Types
In the File types tab (screenshot below), you set the default comparison mode of various file
types. File types are identified by their extension (.asp, .biz, etc.), and the comparison mode
can be XML, text, binary, or ZIP-conformant.
File types
This pane is used to select the file extension for which the options in the group boxes Default
comparison mode and Use syntax coloring are defined. Please note that any changes
that you make in these two group boxes only apply to the file type currently selected in the File
Types pane.
Default file comparison mode
To assign a default comparison mode for a particular file type, in the Default file comparison mode
group box, choose one of the following radio buttons:
XML-conformant file
An instance of that file type is checked for XML conformance, and is treated as an XML
file if it is conformant. An XML-conformant file may be compared as XML or text.
Textual comparison
Binary comparison
An instance of that file type is considered as binary file. A byte-by-byte comparison is
used in directory comparison. Files of this type will not be displayed in text view.
ZIP-conformant file
An instance of that file type is considered as a sub-directory in directory comparison. In
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