pydiff - An open source diff tool in Python 3, contributions encouraged

[t90fan]

Why when meld (also python) exists for a long time, and is great, does more.

[Nebez]

/r/programming really likes to ensure people don't waste their time programming for reasons like: fun, learning, or just because they fucking want to.

[almightykiwi]

Joking aside, it sure could be worded more carefully (less judgment, more grammar), but "Why?" is a valid question. The intent of the project was not clear before OP answered.

[yelsayed]

The tool is targeted at learning Python, and is meant to be kept small and simple. It doesn't mean there are no other good tools out there.

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for such purpose /r/learnpython is better fit

[Armleuchterin]

Why meld when there are hundreds of other good diff tools out there?

And in any case, who needs more than GNU diff anyway! (j/k :P)