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package org.xwiki.diff.display;

import java.util.List;

import org.xwiki.component.annotation.Role;
import org.xwiki.diff.DiffResult;

/**
 * Displays a {@link DiffResult} as an in-line diff. An in-line diff is made of a list of chunks, each marked as added,
 * removed or unmodified. For instance, if changes are computed at word level then you could have this in-line diff:
 *
 * 
 * {@code the quicksick brown fox}
 * 
* * At character level the diff looks a bit different: * *
 * {@code the qusick brown fox}
 * 
* * In this case the first chunk is "the ", an unmodified chunk, made of 4 characters and the second chunk is "qu", a * removed chunk, made of 2 characters. An in-line diff can be displayed either as you've seen above, mixing added and * removed chunks in one line, or it can be displayed on two lines, one showing the removed chunks and the other the * added chunks: * *
 * {@code the quick brown fox
 * the sick brown fox}
 * 
* * @version $Id: 0f0a11a6c0853278c17a183b7e6f6f2f49737d42 $ * @since 4.1RC1 */ @Role public interface InlineDiffDisplayer { /** * Displays the given diff result as an in-line diff. An in-line diff is a list of group of elements, each group * being marked as added, removed or unmodified. The in-line diff includes all the elements from the previous and * the next version that were compared to produce the diff: *
    *
  • the elements found in the previous version but not in the next version are marked at removed
  • *
  • the elements from the next version that are not present in the previous version are marked as added
  • *
  • the rest of the elements that are found in both versions are marked as unmodified.
  • *
* If changes are computed at character level, i.e. the type of elements that are compared is {@link Character}, * then the in-line diff between "the quick fox" and "the sick fox" is: * *
     * {@code the qusick fox}
     * 
* * and is made of 4 groups of {@link Character}s: "the " unmodified, "qu" removed, "s" added and "ick fox" * unmodified. * * @param the type of elements that are add/remove/modified in the given diff result (specifies the granularity * level of changes) * @param diffResult the diff result to be displayed * @return the list of chunks that form the in-line diff */ List> display(DiffResult diffResult); }




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