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How to run TKDiff from the terminal on mac os

I downloaded TKDiff from http://tkdiff.sourceforge.net

I would like to use it from the terminal like i'm using the regular diff. something like:

tkdiff file1.txt file2.txt

can anybody help me with that?

thanks!

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Chiko Avatar asked May 01 '13 13:05

Chiko


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1 Answers

Use the homebrew version.

First install brew (http://brew.sh), then brew install tkdiff then it should just work

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epatel Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 00:10

epatel