|
|
|
| · | Text resolution - Determines how the control handles the characters as logical units for comparison:
|
| · | By Letter – Changes are displayed on a letter basis. For example, when father is replaced by football the analysis will display: 1 |
| · | By Word – Changes are displayed on word basis. For example, when father is replaced by football the analysis will display: |
| · | By Line - Whole lines are compared. A single mismatched character within a line renders the entire line as different. Lines-breaks are detected by the CR character.
|
| · | Whitespace - Determines how whitespace characters are treated and compared:
|
| · | Ignore All -All whitespace characters are ignored (not taken into consideration).
|
| Example: the phrases "John Dough", "John Dough" and "JohnDough" are considered identical.
|
| · | Smart detect - One ore more consecutive whitespace characters are treated as a single seperation sequence. i.e, ignore multiple blanks.
|
| Example: the phrases "John Dough" and "John Dough" are considered identical, but different from "JohnDough".
|
| · | Don't Ignore - Blank (whitespace) characters are treated as any other character.
|
| Example, the phrases "John Dough", "John Dough" and "JohnDough" are considered as entirely differnet from each other.
|
| · | Ignore Case - Determines whether case sensitive or insensitive comparison is made.
|
| Example, the phrases "JOHN DOUGH" and "john dough" are considered identical in case-insensitive comparison and differnet otherwise.
|