shell> vimdiff file1 file2 ~OR~ shell> vim file1 file2 Create a vertical split window: Control-w v Enable visual diff on the left side: :diffthis Move the cursor to the right side buffer: Control-w Right-arrow Enable visual diff on the left side: :diffthis You should now see the differences highlighted on both sides.
-N: No column headers -B: Batch mode – use tabs as field separators https://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql-shell/8.0/en/mysql-shell-output-formats.html Multiple Formats Available: Table Format – use –result-format=table, alias –table Tab Separated Format – use –result-format=tabbed, alias –tabbed Vertical Format – use –result-format=vertical, alias –vertical JSON Format Output – use –result-format=VALUE, alias –json[=pretty|raw|off] VALUE may be one of: json or […]
Outer Block – set the line-height: {some value} Inner Block – set the line-height: normal, along with display: inline-block; vertical-align: middle; Also works if you set OUTER height instead of the line-height (or together with the same value as the height).
I use csshX on a daily basis. The default layout on my screen for three nodes is one column with three rows, one per node. This layout is excellent for visual positioning, but does make it harder to read long output. For this purpose, I start csshX using the column quantity specifier -x and I […]
erics, February 5th, 2024 
Categories: How-To's, Technology :diffthis, Buffer, diff, howto, Split, tips, Vertical, vi, vim, Visual, Visual Diff
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