>Bobby Hartsfield -- a dispicalbe being >He was just being a simple tool. There was no intention of that working. > >There is nothing built in to do anything like this. > >You may be able to find a compare/merge command line tool that you can >cfexecute... else, in CF... basically what you would have to do is: > >1) Remove the parts that DO match since its all you can pinpoint initially >By 'remove' I mean extract and replace with a marker and store the removed >text in an array so you can put it back where it goes later >2) Then what you have left is only the unmatched >words/letters/numbers/punctuation etc... wrap your spanned highlight code >around each of those words/numbers/etc... that are left >3) Then put the extracted parts back into their places > >I can think of a number of weird scenarios to throw a wrench in the 'basic' >logic for something like this and foresee it getting rather involved. You'll >have to ask yourself if it is worth it or not. > >.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. >Bobby Hartsfield >http://acoderslife.com >http://cf4em.com >Bobby Hartsfield -- a dispicalbe being
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