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Hi folks.
I have some large (re <5MB) xml dumps from DB's that i work on, and i wanted to compare them.
Diffing them is largly pointless because I'm more interested in knowing WHAT is different instead of knowing that some line shifted a bit.
I was condsidering loading them into perl hash's and doing some recursive comparisons, since after google-ing for the past half hour for "xml diff"/ "xml comparison" has yielded nothing really suitable (I'm on a headless *nix box and am looking to automate the whole process so a GUI of any sort is pointless, and most of the standard xmldiff programs arnt what i want)
So has anyone got any better ideas?
I have to say i was suprised to not find much about this as i would have expected this to be a fairly standardised utility *shrug*
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