If you change a word SVN would replace the whole line which might be a whole paragraph. So when you do a diff, both the old and new paragraphs are shown and it gets difficult at times to know exactly what changed. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.
I don't know about other systems, but with git (assuming files in a plain text based format which uses whitespace characters as word separators) git diff --color-words shows you what words have changed.
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If you change a word SVN would replace the whole line which might be a whole paragraph. So when you do a diff, both the old and new paragraphs are shown and it gets difficult at times to know exactly what changed. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.
I don't know about other systems, but with git (assuming files in a plain text based format which uses whitespace characters as word separators) git diff --color-words shows you what words have changed.