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How does a RTC merge works under the hood?


Henning Sternkicker (40626) | asked Sep 13 '13, 6:20 a.m.
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I have looke through the documentation and the forum posts to understand how the RTC merge really works. I found that RTC does a three way merge. But how does the merge of the content of a file works in detail? Is it a line by line comparison? Or is it a comparison that is able to detect code blocks? Is this documented somewhere?
Thanks for your hints and tipps.

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Geoffrey Clemm commented Sep 13 '13, 11:11 p.m.
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Note that the default RTC merge tool is just the default Eclipse merge tool for that type of file.  So you'd want to look in the Eclipse web site for information about the Eclipse merge tooling.

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