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问题 I have to text files: file one: 400gb file two: 411gb These files are database dumps in rdf format. The bigger file is the newer and it has new data. 11gb of the data are new. I want to do a file diff to get this new 11gb of data to import the new data into my database without touching the old. How can i do it efficiently using java? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24714810/diff-of-two-very-large-text-files

问题 Here is the situation: I have inherited two separate machines, one used for "development" the other is the production machine. The problem: They are of course out of sync. In order to bring some sanity to situation I made independent git repositories of the application directory on each machine. I now wish to be able to compare those repos so I can find out what is different between them. My idea was to make a third repository that contained two branches, one from the repository of the "dev"

问题 Git doesn't always choose hunk boundaries correctly, when calculating a changeset from snapshots. git diff has a --diff-algorithm option that allows some tweaking in this regard; git diff --minimal sometimes gives better results than git diff alone. Is there a way to get the same optimised changeset layout also for git add -p (which basically shows the diff hunks interactively)? It doesn't seem to allow the --diff-algorithm option. 回答1: TL;DR version git -c diff.algorithm=minimal add -p

问题 Git doesn't always choose hunk boundaries correctly, when calculating a changeset from snapshots. git diff has a --diff-algorithm option that allows some tweaking in this regard; git diff --minimal sometimes gives better results than git diff alone. Is there a way to get the same optimised changeset layout also for git add -p (which basically shows the diff hunks interactively)? It doesn't seem to allow the --diff-algorithm option. 回答1: TL;DR version git -c diff.algorithm=minimal add -p

问题 I'm trying to use Git and GitHub to sync a number of app configuration files. These are XML or plist files stored in a binary format. For example, a Keyboard Maestro .kmsync file. I can open these files via a text editor to see an XML format. But when I view these file diffs in a GitHub Pull Request, commit view, etc. I see a useless binary diff with no visible changes: Showing with 0 additions and 0 deletions. BIN +17 Bytes (100%) Binary file not shown. I can get the a text-based diff to

问题 I'm trying to use Git and GitHub to sync a number of app configuration files. These are XML or plist files stored in a binary format. For example, a Keyboard Maestro .kmsync file. I can open these files via a text editor to see an XML format. But when I view these file diffs in a GitHub Pull Request, commit view, etc. I see a useless binary diff with no visible changes: Showing with 0 additions and 0 deletions. BIN +17 Bytes (100%) Binary file not shown. I can get the a text-based diff to

问题 Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 26 days ago . Improve this question Is there any way to perform diff operetion on two files in two zips without extracting them? If not - any other workaround to compare them without extracting? Thanks. 回答1: Combining the responses so far, the following bash function will compare the file listings

问题 So, What happens to Xamarin.Forms? What is Multi-platform App UI? What is differences between MAUI and Xamarin Where can we generate MAUI projects? 回答1: With .NET 5 Microsoft begins the journey of unifying the .NET platform, bringing .NET Core and Mono/Xamarin together in one base class library (BCL) and toolchain (SDK), more about it here. .NET MAUI as everybody already knows is a name for a new upgraded solution as a Multi-platform App UI framework for building native cross-platform apps

问题 So, What happens to Xamarin.Forms? What is Multi-platform App UI? What is differences between MAUI and Xamarin Where can we generate MAUI projects? 回答1: With .NET 5 Microsoft begins the journey of unifying the .NET platform, bringing .NET Core and Mono/Xamarin together in one base class library (BCL) and toolchain (SDK), more about it here. .NET MAUI as everybody already knows is a name for a new upgraded solution as a Multi-platform App UI framework for building native cross-platform apps

问题 So, What happens to Xamarin.Forms? What is Multi-platform App UI? What is differences between MAUI and Xamarin Where can we generate MAUI projects? 回答1: With .NET 5 Microsoft begins the journey of unifying the .NET platform, bringing .NET Core and Mono/Xamarin together in one base class library (BCL) and toolchain (SDK), more about it here. .NET MAUI as everybody already knows is a name for a new upgraded solution as a Multi-platform App UI framework for building native cross-platform apps