Cdif

Jul 20, 2023

Word context visualizer of DIFF output

cdif is a post-processor of the Unix diff command. It highlights deleted, changed and added words based on word context. You may want to compare character-by-character rather than word-by-word. Option -B option can be used for that purpose. If only one file is specified, cdif reads that file stdin if no file as a output from diff command. Lines those don’t look like diff output are simply ignored and printed.

Note that this requires fdescfs5 mounted.



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