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| Re: How to compare more than two Eobjects using EMF compare [message #1410708 is a reply to message #1410281] |
Thu, 21 August 2014 12:37   |
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Ramu,
EMF Compare allows you to compare two models together, or two along with their common ancestor (respectively two-way and three-way comparisons). The first allows you to see differences between two objects, while the second allows you to determine whether there are conflicting changes between the two wrt. their common ancestor.
A match only has three sides, corresponding to these two use-cases. If you need chain comparisons, you will have to make them one after the other, merging the left with the first right to create a second "(merged) left" to compare with the second "right", and so forth.
As for the bonus question, you'll have to explain what you expect before we can answer. Advantages of EMF Compare wrt. what? EMF Compare provides model comparisons integrated with Eclipse, supporting both EGit and Subversive and extensible for other SCMs...
Laurent Goubet
Obeo
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| Re: How to compare more than two Eobjects using EMF compare [message #1410963 is a reply to message #1410708] |
Fri, 22 August 2014 03:45 |
 ramukumar M
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Thanks Laurent Goubet.
So if I want to compare more than two models by always keeping one model as reference i.e. left, then only two possible solutions
1. As you have mentioned, compare first two model and merge the two model and make it as left to compare with the third model and goes on.
2. maintain different matches like Model_1 vs Model_2 and Model_1 vs Model_3 and goes on.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Regarding the bonus question  what is Advantages of EMF Compare with respect to Collection comparison.
BR
Ramukumar M
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