Hi

Thanks for your Continuous help

This module also shows the complete paragraph instead of the particular words

I have created two sample text files, it reports the error as follows:

--- E:/APP/3B2_PERL/test.txt    Tue Oct  1 09:47:51 2013
+++ E:/APP/3B2_PERL/test1.txt    Tue Oct  1 09:49:54 2013
@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
 <front> abcd </front>
 <body>
 <p>The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over the Lazy Dog</p>
-<p>The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over the Lazy Dog</p>
+<p>The Quick Browns Fox Jumps Over the Lazy Dog</p>
+<p>Techset</p>
 </body>
 </xml>

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In my second text file I have changed "Brown" as "Browns", instead of showing the particular word, it shows the entire paragraph. So I think it is not upto my expectation.

Anyway thanks for your help. I will write my own script as per my requirement.

Thanks a lot

Srikrishnan

In reply to Re^6: XML Compare and exact differences need to be listed out by srikrishnan
in thread XML Compare and exact differences need to be listed out by srikrishnan

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