This is not an 'answer' but a 'strategy' that has worked in similar situations in the past.
1. Find a tool that 'understands' the target content (CSS)
2. Read in version one, and re-export it. Since the tool parsed it
into an internal format it should now export it in a 'specific way'.
3. Repeat this for version two.
4. Compare the two exports.
It is still possible that they would not match if the same appearance was achieved
using genuinely different CSS techiques, of course.
HTH, Duncan Fenton
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Message date : May 05 2004, 12:23 PM
From : "Paul Johnston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject : Re: [ cf-dev ] CSS Diff tool
Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
>If you have VSS simply use WinDiff....
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>
I'm not talking about a text diff tool, I'm talking about a content diff
tool...
I use CVS and WinMerge etc and I understand how to do a diff. The point
is, that I don't want a diff tool for text diffs, I want a diff tool for
content changes. Either that or I have to completely reformat the two
CSS files so that they are the same and THEN do a diff... pointless imho!
Paul
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