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Article contents:[[toc:]] == chibi-diff Chibi Scheme's diff library === Module: (chibi diff) ==== {{lcs}} <procedure>(lcs a-ls b-ls #!optional (eq equal?))</procedure> Finds the longest common Subsequence between {{a-ls}} and {{b-ls}}, comparing elements with {{eq}} (default {{equal?}}). Returns this sequence as a list, using the elements from {{a-ls}}. Uses quadratic time and space. ==== {{lcs-with-positions}} <procedure>(lcs-with-positions a-ls b-ls #!optional (eq equal?))</procedure> Variant of {{lcs}} which returns the annotated sequence. The result is a list of the common elements, each represented as a list of 3 values: the element,the zero-indexed position in {{a-ls}} where the element occured, and the position in {{b-ls}}. ==== {{diff}} <procedure>(diff a b #!optional (reader read-line) (eq equal?) (optimal? #f))</procedure> Utility to run lcs on text. {{a}} and {{b}} can be strings or ports, which are tokenized into a sequence by calling {{reader}} until {{eof-object}} is found. Returns a list of three values,the sequences read from {{a}} and {{b}}, and the {{lcs}} result. Unless {{optimal?}} is set, we trim common prefixes/suffixes before computing the lcs. ==== {{write-diff}} <procedure>(write-diff diff #!optional (writer write-line-diffs) (out (current-output-port)))</procedure> Utility to format the result of a {{diff}} to output port {{out}} (default {{(current-output-port)}}). Applies {{writer}} to successive diff chunks. {{writer}} should be a procedure of three arguments: {{(writer subsequence type out)}}. {{subsequence}} is a subsequence from the original input,{{type}} is a symbol indicating the type of diff: {{'same}} if this is part of the lcs, {{'add}} if it is unique to the second input, or {{'remove}} if it is unique to the first input. {{writer}} defaults to {{write-line-diffs}},assuming the default line diffs. ==== {{diff->string}} <procedure>(diff->string diff #!optional (writer write-line-diffs))</procedure> Equivalent to {{write-diff}} but collects the output to a string. ==== {{write-line-diffs}} <procedure>(write-line-diffs lines type out)</procedure> The default writer for {{write-diff}}, annotates simple {{+/-}} prefixes for added/removed lines. ==== {{write-line-diffs/color}} <procedure>(write-line-diffs/color lines type out)</procedure> A variant of {{write-line-diffs}} which adds red/green ANSI coloring to the {{+/-}} prefix. ==== {{write-char-diffs}} <procedure>(write-char-diffs chars type out)</procedure> A diff writer for sequences of characters (when a diff was generated with {{read-char}}), enclosing added characters in {{«...»}} brackets and removed characters in {{»...«}}. ==== {{write-char-diffs/color}} <procedure>(write-char-diffs/color chars type out)</procedure> A diff writer for sequences of characters (when a diff was generated with {{read-char}}), formatting added characters in green and removed characters in red. ==== {{write-edits}} <procedure>(write-edits ls lcs #!optional (index 1) (writer write-line-diffs) (out (current-output-port)))</procedure> Utility to format the result of a {{diff}} with respect to a single input sequence {{ls}}. {{lcs}} is the annotated common sequence from {{diff}} or {{lcs-with-positions}}, and {{index}} is the index (0 or 1, default 1) of {{ls}} in the original call. Since we have no information about the other input, we can only format what is the same and what is different,formatting the differences as either added (if {{index}} is 0) or removed (if {{index}} is 1). ==== {{edits->string}} <procedure>(edits->string ls lcs #!optional (type (quote add)) writer)</procedure> Equivalent to {{write-edits}} but collects the output to a string. ==== {{edits->string/color}} <procedure>(edits->string/color ls lcs #!optional (type (quote add)) writer)</procedure> Equivalent to {{write-edits}} but collects the output to a string and uses a color-aware writer by default. Note with a character diff this returns the original input string as-is, with only ANSI escapes indicating what changed. === Maintainer Diego A. Mundo === Author Alex Shinn === Version History ; 0.1.1 : Fix egg dependencies - add chibi-term ; 0.1.0 : Initial library version === License BSD Copyright (c) 2009-2021 Alex Shinn All rights reserved. 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