Otan | 18 Jul 2006 11:13
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the wonderful superversion's diff tool

Greetings!

Is superversion using a third party diff library for Java? If yes, what is it and where can I get it from? If not, can I get the particular diff source code out from the superversion's source code and use it for my application? Thanks.

In service to humanity,
Otan

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Stefan Reich | 19 Jul 2006 17:16
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Re: the wonderful superversion's diff tool

Hi,

the diff code is based on some 3rd party code but was changed quite
massively and enhanced with unit tests by me I think. Are you referring
to the diff calculation itself or the display classes including coloring
etc?

Cheers,
-Stefan

Otan wrote:

> Greetings!
>
> Is superversion using a third party diff library for Java? If yes,
> what is it and where can I get it from? If not, can I get the
> particular diff source code out from the superversion's source code
> and use it for my application? Thanks.
>
> In service to humanity,
> Otan
>
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Otan | 19 Jul 2006 17:39
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Re: the wonderful superversion's diff tool

"Are you referring to the diff calculation itself or the display classes including coloring etc?"

- Both. I'm creating a "knowledge base" web application for my personal use. It involves comparing two text entries (not actually files). I need the diff calculation algo. Also, I want to get the idea how superversion displays the diff results so that I can do the same with my HTML front-end.


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