Super tuxi	multi_diff Screenshot: 8. Row ordering
Previous: No.7 Back Next: No.9	8. The row ordering 1. Example: Without row ordering 2. Example: With row ordering 1. Example: Without row ordering This example shows 2 files that are dispayed on the html page. Starting at one position, stopping at another position. The info row will be displayed at each line (header and body). Description Option Start showing at byte position 143 -s 143 End showing at byte position 168 -e 168 The information row is shown at the first file. (-inf ... is used only for the header (first file) ) -infa example_reg.txt Display the decimal row -d Display the binary row -b Show only 14 values one each block -c 14 The ascii row at the 2-n files (the body) is shown too. The ascii of the 1. files (the head) is shown by default -abl Here is the code line for this example:     multi_diff -s 143 -e 168 -infa example_reg.txt -d -b -c 14 -abl txta01.drw txta02.drw 2. Example: With row ordering But if I want to look at the hexadecimal values of both files it is very difficult. What can I do? Use the order option. One for the header files (1) and one for the body files (2-n) Description Option Order of the header rows: position, info, asc, bit, decimal, hexadecimal -ordh piabdh Order of the header rows: hexadecimal, decimal, bit, asc, info, position -ordb hdbaip Start showing at byte position 143 -s 143 End showing at byte position 168 -e 168 The information row is shown at the first file. (-inf ... is used only for the header (first file) ) -infa example_reg.txt Display the decimal row -d Display the binary row -b Show only 14 values one each block -c 14 The ascii row at the 2-n files (the body) is shown too. The ascii of the 1. files (the head) is shown by default -abl Here is the code line for this example:     multi_diff -ordh piabdh -ordb hdbaip -s 143 -e 168 -infa example_reg.txt -d -b -c 14 -abl txta01.drw txta02.drw