For example, the following two paragraphs should be considered as the same, as
the TeX output would be exactly the same:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The quick brown
fox jumps over
the lazy dog.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The quick brown fox jumps over
the lazy dog.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Multiple white spaces may be ignored via "diffopt+=iwhite", however, what about
line breaks?
Is there a way to teach vimdiff to ignore any line break within a paragraph?
Not that I know of off the top of my head. However, at least on
my Linux boxes, I have a "wdiff" tool available which could be
used to show where differences occur with cross-line granularity.
I don't know how well it could be made to integrate with Vim,
but I use it occasionally for diffing flowing text. wdiff allows
you to specify the start/end strings for marking
insertions/deletions if that's of any help.
-tim
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