Type Members

1.  sealed trait DelIns extends DelInsMov

   The super type of the two basic diff operations returned by Myers' Diff algorithm, Delete and Insert.

2.  sealed trait DelInsMov extends Op

   The super type of Delete, Insert and Move.

3.  final case class Delete(baseIx: Int, count: Int) extends DelIns with Product with Serializable

   Represents a number of contiguous elements that is present in the base sequence but not in the target.

   Represents a number of contiguous elements that is present in the base sequence but not in the target.

   baseIx

   the index of the first element in the base sequence that is deleted

   count

   the number of elements in the deleted chunk

4.  final case class Insert(baseIx: Int, targetIx: Int, count: Int) extends DelIns with Product with Serializable

   Represents a number of contiguous elements that is present in the target sequence but not in the base.

   Represents a number of contiguous elements that is present in the target sequence but not in the base.

   baseIx

   the index of the element in the base sequence where the new elements are inserted

   targetIx

   the index of the first element in the target sequence that is inserted

   count

   the number of elements in the inserted chunk

5.  final case class Move(baseIx: Int, targetIx: Int, count: Int) extends DelInsMov with Product with Serializable

   Represents a number of contiguous elements that is present in both the base and target sequences but in a different position in the sequence relative to its surrounding elements.

   Represents a number of contiguous elements that is present in both the base and target sequences but in a different position in the sequence relative to its surrounding elements.

   baseIx

   the index of the first element in the base sequence

   targetIx

   the index of the first element in the target sequence

   count

   the number of elements in the moved chunk

6.  final case class Replace(baseIx: Int, delCount: Int, targetIx: Int, insCount: Int) extends Op with Product with Serializable

   Represents a number of contiguous elements in the base that was replaced with a chunk of a potentially differing (non-zero) length in the target.

   Represents a number of contiguous elements in the base that was replaced with a chunk of a potentially differing (non-zero) length in the target.

   This operation is essentially a combination of a Delete and an Insert at the same baseIx.

   baseIx

   the index of the first element in the base sequence that are replaced

   delCount

   the number of elements in the base sequence that are replaced

   targetIx

   the index of the first element in the target sequence that are inserted

   insCount

   the number of elements that are inserted from the target sequence