Brodie Gaslam

That would line up with the `iris` example above (two rows of five elements each shown with `max.print=10`). Also, as a side note since you are diffing data.frames, you might...

It's the number of characters that you want to make available for `print`: > disp.width: integer(1L) number of display columns to take up; note that in "sidebyside" 'mode' the effective...

Possible work-around is to do `diffPrint(unclass(A), unclass(B))` to run a diff on the lists.

This is not trivial, and not very valuable. Mostly we need to re-order code in `as.character` so we can get the true width of the output. This is likely to...

Additionally, try a mode where full matching isn't necessary so that in an atomic vector diff you can line up a line with the line it most looks like. E.g....

Another example where alignment just doesn't look fantastic at all, and seems like it should be better: 

Merging #84 into this issue. Note that in: ``` x

Actual implementation will be a no frills version of `diffChr` close to what `tools::Rdiff` does.

No demand for this.

Logic here should help address stripping row headers from things in lists.