In this question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42980/how-to-use-p4merge-as-the-merge-diff-tool-for-mercurial, Adam Rosenfield suggested to use launchp4merge to diff multiple files in OSX such that there is only a single copy of p4v running.
Is there an equivalent for linux? I ran p4v -merge -h and saw that it does not accept more than a single file pair at a time.
My goal is to have p4 launch a single process where I can view all the file pairs and then select a pair that will show me the diff in the same window. Is this possible?
Is there an alternative diff viewer that will allow me to view multiple file pairs simultaneously?
I know meld can do something like this:
meld --diff file1 file2 --diff file3 file4, etc. but is there a way I can do the same in p4v's mergetool?
Thanks,