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visual-diff
Use color-coding to compare two buffers.
The visual-diff command is like the diff command but uses
colors to show differences. It compares the current buffer with the
one shown in the next window on the screen, and constructs a new
buffer that contains all the lines of the two buffers. Lines from the
first buffer that don't appear in the second are displayed with a red
background. Lines in the second buffer that don't appear in the first
have a yellow background. Lines that are the same in both buffers are
colored normally. With a numeric argument, the command prompts for
the name of a buffer to hold the results, instead of using a buffer
named #diff#.
More info:
Comparing
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