Compare two HTML files in C++ using our difference checker. With our high-fidelity C++ API, you can find the difference between compared HTML documents and export the results to a convenient file format.
With this native C++ API, you can easily compare HTML documents and obtain the differences in the desired output format. Our C++ library is fully self-contained and does not rely on any external tools or services. It eliminates the need for external dependencies, providing a comprehensive set of HTML processing functionalities within a single C++ package.
On this landing page, we bring you a live demo of the HTML comparison in action, coupled with an illustrative C++ example. It compares the contents of HTML documents both at the character level and at the word level. Even if only a single character has been changed, the entire word will be marked as modified. Experience firsthand how easy it is to compare two documents by uploading HTML files to the interface, choosing the desired output format, and getting the differences between HTML documents marked with 100% accuracy.
Sometimes it may not be clear if a HTML file has been modified, and manually comparing two versions of a document can be a daunting task. Conversely, there are times when you're sure the HTML document has changed, but visually identifying the updated sections becomes overwhelming. The HTML comparison is an increasingly sought-after procedure, particularly within automated document workflows. Let's explore typical scenarios where automated HTML comparison can be highly valuable:
As you can see, programmatic HTML comparison offers immense benefits in various domains, enabling streamlined workflows, enhanced collaboration, and increased productivity. With this C++ API, you have the power to harness these advantages seamlessly within your C++ projects. Try out our live demo by uploading two HTML documents, selecting the target format to highlight the differences, and examining the C++ code example. This C++ snippet demonstrates how to find differences between HTML files and save the results in the required format.
An important point: the compared HTML documents should not have revisions before calling the comparison method. You must first accept all the revisions.
dotnet add package Aspose.Words.Cpp
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using namespace Aspose::Words;
auto docA = MakeObject<Document>(u"Input1.html");
auto docB = MakeObject<Document>(u"Input2.html");
// There should be no revisions before comparison.
docA->AcceptAllRevisions();
docB->AcceptAllRevisions();
docA->Compare(docB, u"Author Name", time(0));
docA->Save(u"Output.html");
There are three options to install Aspose.Words for C++ to your developer environment. Please choose one that resembles your needs and follow the step-by-step instructions:
You can use this C++ library to develop software on Microsoft Windows, Linux and macOS operating systems:
If you develop software for Linux or macOS, please check information on additional library dependencies (fontconfig and mesa-glu open-source packages) in Product Documentation.
You can perform compare operation for other file formats: