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I searched through all the posts to find content about comparing the differences between two files and outputting the result, but I couldn't find the needed content at all. In desperation, I can only post.

The idea is like this: I want to compare the differences between two files 1.TXT and 2.TXT and output the result to 3.TXT

I have code for comparing differences, but it doesn't seem to work effectively; it can only compare one difference!

The code is as follows:
@echo off
:: Extract the differences between the two files to a certain file
:: code by jm 2006-9-9 CMD@XP
cd.>3.txt
for /f "tokens=1* delims=:" %%i in ('findstr /n. 1.txt') do (
for /f "tokens=1* delims=:" %%x in ('findstr /n. 2.txt') do (
if %%i equ %%x if not "%%j"=="%%y" (>>3.txt echo 1:%%j&>>3.txt echo 2:%%y&>>3.txt echo.)
)
)


I don't understand this code very well. Please help experts write a simple one. I remember that there was a master who wrote a simple one, but I can't find it! Please everyone. This problem has puzzled me for a long time..........


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The problem has been completely solved. Special thanks to the enthusiastic friends of the DOS Union for their warm help!

[ Last edited by luckboy45 on 2007-5-30 at 06:56 PM ]

Modified on the basis of jm

@echo off
:: Compare the differences between two text files and write to 3.txt**
::code by qingfushuan 2007-05-28 cmd@xp
for /f %%i in ('findstr . 1.txt') do (
find "%%i" 2.txt || echo 1:%%i >>3.txt
)
for /f %%x in ('findstr . 2.txt') do (
find "%%x" 1.txt || echo 2:%%x >>3.txt
)

Thank you very much for everyone's help, I have written it out! Especially thank you all!~

The best comparison method that can display line numbers.
fc /u /n 1.txt 2.txt >3.txt

Try using fc to compare the following files for differences. For example:

1.txt
C:\temp\~DFDE1F.tmp
C:\temp\~DFE7DC.tmp
C:\temp\T30DebugLogFile.txt
C:\temp\~DF3B23.tmp
C:\temp\qmf
C:\temp\~DFD28B.tmp
C:\temp\np28.tmp
C:\temp\cch~6e99008c.htp

2.txt
C:\temp\~DFDE1F.tmp
C:\temp\cch~6e99008c.htp
C:\temp\~DFE7DC.tmp
C:\temp\T30DebugLogFile.txt
C:\temp\~DF3B23.tmp
C:\temp\qmf
C:\temp\~DFD28B.tmp
C:\temp\np28.tmp
C:\temp\cch~6e99008c.htp

I'm really grateful for everyone's enthusiastic help, and I've already made it.

Currently, I've successfully made a batch processing tool to detect and remove DLL trojans. If you want to have a try, please leave your QQ in the blog under my signature! ~ Thanks to all the friends in the DOS Union, I've learned a lot from here! Hehe! ~

@echo off
echo\Processing, please wait...&type nul>comp.txt
for /f %%a in ('type b.txt') do call :lp %%a
start comp.txt&goto :eof

:lp
for /f %%b in ('type cop.txt') do if %%b==%1 (goto :eof)
echo\%1>>comp.txt

You did actual testing on this, but couldn't compare? Why? The output file 3.txt from qingfushuan's comparison result didn't appear?

I usually compare by first using sort to sort...