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PROGRAM:
NAME
tdcompare - compare two recordings of a terminal program
SYNOPSIS
tdcompare [OPTIONS]... OLD NEW
DESCRIPTION
tdcompare compares two recordings of a terminal program to determine whether they
represent the same output. The comparison can be both at the input/output level, or at the
visual level. When comparing at the input/output level, the difference will be reported as
line numbers in the OLD and NEW files. For visual comparisons, a textual description of
the first difference can be produced, and a picture of the first different terminal state
can be written (if termdebug was compiled with Cairo support).
tdcompare is useful to verify that a new recording of the same program produced the same
result. To do on-line verification, use tdreplay(1) instead.
OPTIONS
tdcompare accepts the following options:
-h, --help
Display a short help message.
-V, --version
Print version and copyright information.
-v, --visual-compare
Check for visual equality, rather than exact input/output behaviour. (Requires a
build with ncurses support.)
-D, --describe
Write a description of the first visual difference encountered. Only useful with
-v/--visual-compare. (Requires a build with ncurses support.)
-p name, --picture=name
Write a picture of the difference to name. Only useful with -v/--visual-compare.
(Requires a build with ncurses and Cairo support.)
-f font, --font=font
Use font to show text in generated pictures. Only useful with -p/--picture or
-P/--picture-series. (Requires a build with ncurses and Cairo support.)
-W width, --cell-width=width
Use cells of width pixels wide in generated pictures. Only useful with -p/--picture
or -P/--picture-series. (Requires a build with ncurses and Cairo support.)
-H height, --cell-height=height
Use cells of height pixels wide in generated pictures. Only useful with
-p/--picture or -P/--picture-series. (Requires a build with ncurses and Cairo
support.)
-P name, --picture-series=name
Create a series of pictures, representing the different visual steps in the client
interface, using name as the file name template. name is a printf(3) format string,
where a single d-type conversion is required. (Requires a build with ncurses and
Cairo support.)
-s, --stop-on-difference
Stop when the first visual difference is found. Only valid with
-P/--picture-series.
To stop tdcompare from interpreting file names that start with a dash as options, one can
specify a double dash (--) after which tdreplay will interpret any following arguments as
files to read.
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