) and in terms close to programmer intentions (delete, insert, move, copy, rename) rather than line-insert or line delete. It reports differences, not in terms of line breaks, but rather in terms of programming language structures (variables, expressions, statements, blocks, functions. The SmartDifference consequently does not care about newlines, whitespace or intervening comments. The way a compiler would, and comparing the corresponding compiler data structures (e.g., abstract syntax trees). Our SD Smart Differencer compares two source programs according to their precise grammatical syntax and structure, rather than according to raw text.
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