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(I do suppose this is a bit of false advertising and, with a name like this, I should probably do something about that)
Ah, I see! What kind of API would be most useful? I confess to not putting any thought into what the API would look like in such a case, so...
(I'm also not quite sure what is meant by replaces... I just scanned the paper to confirm my recollection, but I think this technique only describes inserts, deletions, and moves....
So perhaps the current approach could be extended by adding a type 'move' with the old position (from), the new position (to), and the value? (The current package was designed...
I've been thinking about this a bit, and the goal has essentially been to take in a list of tokens and output a list of data in the order/sequence you...
In this case, it might look something like: ``` [ { type: 'ins', value: 'b', moveFrom: 2 }, { type: 'same', value: 'a' }, { type: 'del', value: 'b', moveTo:...
As I mentioned, the goal with this package (for me) was to input a set of data (left, right ~= before, after) and output something that would directly describe what...
So what you really care about is distinguishing whether a token was present in both the data sets?
Seems like possibly a problem with newrelic? 'this._ping is not a function' could result from 'this' being incorrect; is there any way you can check that 'this' is correct in...
Can you get a stack trace to see where the function is being called from?