M
Martin Zugec
Hi there,
I have software where one of backends is subversion repository.
Because there is (as far as I know) no native .NET class to handle
SVN, I created my own that is only parsing output from svn.exe...
Big benefit of using svn.exe is that by specifying --xml you can get
output in XML. However there comes my problem - I would like to be
able to detect if two XML are same and if not, which changes were done
(otherwise I would need to always parse approx 400 entries and this is
not best approach).
I am only interested in FLAT structure - that means if new folders
were added, removed or their revision was changed.
Anyone have any experiences with comparing and parsing XML documents
to detect changes???
Thanks for any help
I have software where one of backends is subversion repository.
Because there is (as far as I know) no native .NET class to handle
SVN, I created my own that is only parsing output from svn.exe...
Big benefit of using svn.exe is that by specifying --xml you can get
output in XML. However there comes my problem - I would like to be
able to detect if two XML are same and if not, which changes were done
(otherwise I would need to always parse approx 400 entries and this is
not best approach).
I am only interested in FLAT structure - that means if new folders
were added, removed or their revision was changed.
Anyone have any experiences with comparing and parsing XML documents
to detect changes???
Thanks for any help