While looking for information on Soot, I found this little gem here by Chris Pickett: swd, Subversion Word Diff.
This is perfect for writing LaTeX papers in a group. For example, when I do an svn diff on our Mint paper, I might get something like this:
A key issue for MSP is type safety, which ensures statically that all
-programs generated at runtime will be well-formed. Unfortunately,
-although it is known how to ensure type safety for MSP in the purely
-functional setting \cite{taha98,taha03,calcagno04}, it remained an
+programs generated at runtime will be well-formed. Although it had
+been known how to ensure type safety for MSP in the purely functional
+setting \cite{taha98,taha03,calcagno04}, it previously remained an
open challenge how to extend this guarantee to mainstream languages
such as Java. In particular, standard features of mainstream
languages
When I use Chris’ svn wdiff, I get something much cleaner:
A key issue for MSP is type safety, which ensures statically that all
programs generated at runtime will be well-formed. Unfortunately,
although Although it is had
been known how to ensure type safety for MSP in the purely functional
setting \cite{taha98,taha03,calcagno04}, it previously remained an
open challenge how to extend this guarantee to mainstream languages
This could have been really useful during editing before submitting the camera-ready version.
