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Are there any libraries (3rd party or built-in) in PHP to calculate text diffs?
Started by nickf on
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It really depends....
For performing and rendering text diffs
What sort of diffs? File diffs? There is array_diff() which actsit depends exactly what you mean and what you want to do but there is
PEAR Text_Diff - Engine it.
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I would need to perform Diffs between Java strings. I would like to be able to rebuild a string from the original string and diff versions. Does anyone has done this in Java? What library do you use?
String a1; // This can be a long text String a2; //...
Started by Sergio del Amo on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The java diff utills libraryApache Commons has String diff
org.apache.commons.lang.StringUtils
StringUtils.difference("foobar also want to have a look at that.
RFC 3284 (VCDIFF) for binary diffs (should work with strings too).
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Anyone know of a JS library that will allow me to syntax highlight a code block, then highlight line-level diffs? For example, in a subversion diff, I'd like to highlight the characters on the line that have changed (as well as highlighting the fact that...
Started by Peter Mounce on
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I'm not sure if it supports diffs though, but I think it's quite.
I've used this to generate diffs of code in a browser -- it's excellent
http://snowtide.com is great, and supports lots of languages.
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I am looking for an FTP program (free if possible) that can find diffs between the client and server so it does not have to upload 50 gb every time I commit files.
I cannot use svn since this machine is not on my network.
Started by Eran on
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In what context are you going to use this?
sitecopy... .
FileZilla will do the job
How about using rsync ?
If you want a desktop application, FileZilla is a good choice, but if you want something you can target programmatically, rsync is probably better .
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I need to know if the two patches are effectively the same.
I have an old patch file and new patch file created with the unix diff command. Just diff'ing the patches reports differences due to the timestamp when the patch was created.
Is there a way (...
Started by srking on
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You could apply both patches to copies of the same source file and then use diff normally to check.
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What source control products have a "diff" facility that ignores white space, braces, etc., in calculating the difference between checked-in versions? I seem to remember that Clearcase's diff did this but Visual SourceSafe (or at least the version I used...
Started by Newton Falls on
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Git does have these options....
In projects with the same problems, and it is a pain to try to go through diffs with hundreds apparently supports this, either natively in the latest versions, or by using an alternate diff like Gnu Diff.
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Our team uses svn to manage our source. When performing a re-factor on a C file, I occasionally both change functions and move them within the file. Generally I try to avoid moving functions, because it makes the default svn diff get a bit addled about...
Started by Peter on
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And uninteresting diff for cosmetics work is ignored, and you have a concise diff for the functional changes..
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OK gents what are people using in the diffs to move away from kit standard grease.
Started by axeman on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at uk-microrc):
Hope this helps
Mark You got....
Same or similar in the back, with drop or 2 of shock oil, just to thin it a bit .
Seems gear diff grease would be great.
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Whats the best set up do you lock both diffs?
Or just one or the other?
Started by carters14 on
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Matt, spool (locked) diff rear and ball (slipping) diff in the front! game on! +1 ive experimented, diff in the front gives more grip for faster entries but must be smooth feeling and have no stiff and better braking for battles ....
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Hi
I'm aware that there are issues with the VY Ute diffs, but I'm unable to find on this forum what on the diffs is the actual problem or troublesome parts and how to go about fixing them.
Can some one explain to me the details of the design flaws??
From...
Started by crankit on
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Holden considered it normal (of course!) some didn't like the clunk at all... .
Pretty bullet proof if you - Ute Apparently the VY diff are known for excessive backlash.
I've never heard of any.
I don't think there is a problem with VY diffs.
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