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Clicking *Start* will start playing a DiffCast from the currently selected file. The first file will be loaded *as-is* and then edited until it matches the 2nd file, and then 3rd file and so on. You can *Stop* the DiffCast at any time. The *Prev* and *Next* buttons can be used to create DiffCasts stepping manually forwards (or backwards) through the changes, for example if you are demonstrating to a class.
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Clicking *Start* will start playing a DiffCast from the currently selected file.
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The first file will be loaded *as-is* and then edited until it matches the 2nd file, and then 3rd file and so on.
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You can *Stop* the DiffCast at any time.
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The *Prev* and *Next* buttons can be used to create DiffCasts stepping manually forwards (or backwards) through the changes, for example if you are demonstrating to a class.
Sometimes you want your current code to be *runnable* in a particular location -- for example, if you want to bring up a shell and run the same file as the changes are demonstrated. In this case you can use *Select output file...* to select the file to write the latest version to. Only the final working files are written (the state *after* the diff) so it will always work.
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