Hello , I am using cleardiff to compare the changes in a file , I am really concern about the lines that were changed , so when I run cleardiff , I get the following : 
$ cleardiff v5/srcc/smestrans.cpp/6 v5/srcc/smestrans.cpp/7
********************************
<<< file 1: v5/srcc/smestrans.cpp/6
>>> file 2: v5/srcc/smestrans.cpp/7
********************************
------[after 42]-----------|------[inserted 43]-------------
                          -| #include "lyr1.h"  // Laye+

                           |-
----[changed 519]----------|-----[changed to 520-522]-----
if ( _instd->phy_comm_chan+|//if ( _instd->phy_comm_ch+

                          -|
                           |if ( _instd->phy_comm_chan+

                           |-
-----[changed 531]---------|-----[changed to 534-535]------
if ( _instd->phy_comm_chan+|if ( (Layer1Entity::FindV5+

                          -|    == V52StackPtr->Ge+

                           |-

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so what I care about , is getting the numbers on the right side which are 43 520-522 534-535 and send them to an output file which will look like this 
43
520-522
543-535

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thanks for hints guys

In reply to parsing cleardiff output :( by Sara

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