Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. However, I am closing it because the bug has been fixed
in the latest development version of Ubuntu - Oneiric Ocelot.
This issue was fixed in commit d6bb4e6ec4bb9cbcf7a1c8e56a0ea79dd6599c9b
to apply it in lucid the
it was already fixed in 11.04 natty with meld 1.5.0.
But it is not recommended to install this version in lucid as it has many
regressions to 1.3.0.
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@17 your problem is probably bug 774265 or bug 786134
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Title:
meld regression - now inaccurately highlights file differences
To manage notificati
I'm experiencing an even more severe version of this bug on Natty with
Meld 1.5.0-0ubuntu1 - if I open files with Windows line endings, Meld
simply stops responding with the status message "Computing differences"
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Hi, where can I get this fix for Ubuntu 10.04? I don't see any new
updates for Meld in Synaptic.
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Title:
meld regression - now inaccurately highl
** Changed in: meld
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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> Right, so this does seem to be an Ubuntu bug. Somehow, Python's universal
> newline handling is broken in Ubuntu, and since Meld relies upon it for
> reading
> non-\n files, you're seeing this bug.
If this supposition is correct, I guess th
** Changed in: meld
Importance: Unknown => Critical
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** Also affects: meld via
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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Hi,
I reported the same bug to the meld's bugzilla :
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=627940
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I took a closer look at file1.txt.
In gedit, line 94 shows as "$invRes = mysql_query($invSql);".
With meld, however, line 94 shows as blank line.
hexdump -C file1.txt:
...
0f70 71 6c 20 3d 20 22 53 45 4c 45 43 54 20 43 4f 41 |ql = "SELECT COA|
0f80 4c 45 53 43 45 28 53 55 4d 28 61 6d
Yes, thank you for the info - much appreciated.
So the workaround is:
1) Install "fromdos". E.g. in Ubuntu 10.04, sudo aptitude install tofrodos
2) Convert the files: fromdos file1.txt && fromdos file2.txt
3) Re-do the meld: meld file1.txt file2.txt
> Step one would be discovering whether this i
On 27 May 2010 17:18, Dirk Bachmann wrote:
> The two files contain 0doa line breaks.
> When saving the two files with unix-style line breaks meld works as expected.
>
> This might help analyzing the problem.
>
Wow, nice catch - this explains why I've never run into the issue
myself.
I'm rather t
The two files contain 0doa line breaks.
When saving the two files with unix-style line breaks meld works as expected.
This might help analyzing the problem.
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Thanks for mentioning "diffuse". I have started using it until this bug
with meld is fixed. I agree the bug seems to occur with larger files
more often than smaller files.
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i have the same problem.
it works fine with small files but if the file is bigger, meld highlights one
(or two lines) above.
i'll use "diffuse" until this is fixed.
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** Attachment added: "meldDiffScreenshot.png"
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I'm attaching 3 files. To reproduce the bug, do "meld file1.txt
file2.txt" and you should get the same (incorrect) result as in my
attached screenshot (meldDiffScreenshot.png). The result is incorrect
because the wrong line is highlighted as different, it should have
highlighted the line below. The
sorry, I mean, I can reproduce the bug
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It appears that Meld uses difflib, which is included in Python's
standard library.
Personally I can't find a file that doesn't work properly, and though I
use Meld almost daily, I haven't noticed a problem before now.
Do you have some example files you can attach which demonstrate the
problem? (t
** Attachment added: "Example of the problem with Meld highlighting"
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