Heime <[email protected]> writes:
>>
>> Assuming that you are using a graphical version of Emacs,
>> you can switch between two frames (frames -- not windows)
>> when running Ediff. One frame shows the difference between
>> two files, while the other frame is a *Ediff Control Panel*
>> (ECP). If the ECP is too small to see its contents, then
>> type ‘?’ to expand it to full size.
>>
>> With the ECP as the current frame, you can scroll the text
>> in the other frame up or down by typing ‘v’ or ‘V’. When
>> you do that, you will be able to view the text that the two
>> files have in common, surrounded by the text that is
>> highlighted, which is the text that differs between the two
>> files.
>>
>> Ediff has its own Info manual, separate from the Emacs user
>> manual. See (info "(ediff) Top")
>
> How do I stop Ediff when I'm done?
>
Look at the *Ediff Control Panel* frame. It is divided into
three columns: Move around | Toggle features | Manipulate
In the Manipulate column, the last entry is:
z/q -suspend/quit
So, typing z suspends Ediff. Typing q quits Ediff.
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