I have a script that presents a report of all differing configuration files of two directories.
This script is being used by multiple users who have their own BeyondCompare installations and settings.
It happened that one user had conversion rules configured (or other rules) which prevented the report from showing meaningful results because the encoding was not correctly detected.
My question is: how can I instruct BeyondCompare in my script to ignore all user settings and use BeyondCompare's default configuration (which works fine) for processing my script?
Thanks,
Florian
Code:
criteria binary load "%4" "%5" filter "*.ini;" select all.diff.files file-report layout:%1 options:%2 title:"%3" output-to:"%6" output-options:html-color
It happened that one user had conversion rules configured (or other rules) which prevented the report from showing meaningful results because the encoding was not correctly detected.
My question is: how can I instruct BeyondCompare in my script to ignore all user settings and use BeyondCompare's default configuration (which works fine) for processing my script?
Thanks,
Florian
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