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For a few further examples of this module's usage, the following nodes may be helpful:

HTML Token Diff: the code presented in this node uses a special key generating function that allows it to usefully "diff" HTML token streams from two instances of HTML::TokeParser
Re: Yet another Algorithm::Diff question: the code in this node implements a "patch" algorithm, taking the change array from the Algorithm::Diff's diff and applying the changes to the original sequence to yield the revision
Re: Comparison Of Files: this code is a straightforward use of Algorithm::Diff to compare changes between two sorted datasets stored in text files

In reply to Re: Algorithm::Diff by mdillon
in thread Algorithm::Diff by VSarkiss

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