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compare-files	Command Reference	compare-sorted-windows

Examine a list of differences in directories.

In a list of files produced by the compare-files command, you can use these keys:

n: moves to the next file in the list.
p: moves to the previous file.
a: visits the current line's file matching the first directory or pattern specified.
b: visits the current line's file matching the second directory or pattern specified.
c: opens the current line's file from both the first and second directory or pattern specified in two windows one above the other.
s: opens the current line's file from both the first and second directory or pattern specified in two windows side by side.
v or <Enter>: displays a visual-diff of the current line's two files.
d: displays a diff of the current line's two files.
l: (lowercase L) displays a diff of all the different files in the list, concatenated.
Shift-A: copies the current line's file from the first directory or pattern specified to the second, prompting before overwriting it.
Shift-B: copies the current line's file from the second directory or pattern specified to the first, prompting before overwriting it.
h or ?: gives this help.

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