I'm using 4.2.5 to synchronize code between two different implementations, one in Java and one in C#. When I compare a .java file to a .cs file, there are certain words which always highlight as a difference even if they do not actually differ. The most common words which do this are "true" and "false". The word "do" also does this. Lots of other language keywords do not have this problem, such as "if" and "else". Another word this happened with was "union", which isn't a keyword in these languages.
Is this a bug or a feature? If it's a feature, how do I turn it off? If it's a bug, is there some adjustment to the session settings or comparison rules which can work around it?
If I manually change the format from "detected" to "everything else", the problem does go away, but I apparently have to do that over with each file I open.
Is this a bug or a feature? If it's a feature, how do I turn it off? If it's a bug, is there some adjustment to the session settings or comparison rules which can work around it?
If I manually change the format from "detected" to "everything else", the problem does go away, but I apparently have to do that over with each file I open.
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