Camille Bignis wrote:

>> Try diffmk:
>>
>> http://sourceforge.net/projects/diffmk/
>>
>> it has even support for several XML grammars (including DocBook) and for
>> such grammars it can create output that can be easily rendered as
>> "document with changebars".
>
> Thanks Jirka, I did test it (thanks norm), but wanted to explore other
> possibilities nonetheless.

It is getting quite off-topic (not much related to XSLT anymore) so this
is my last post.

MS provides very good XML Diff a Patch
(http://apps.gotdotnet.com/xmltools/xmldiff/) utilities for free. They
require .NET Framework, but my friend was able to run them in Mono as well.

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