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It has a different representation in the encoded sources. The only character outside of the ASCII range is Ú there.

But the second line has visually the same content. The very first line differs - this is OK. In such case, the two panes below (that show the differences) containt the same text and nothing is marked as different. The red block moves also to those portions of the files. However, the block of text is marked by the dark yellow also in cases when (the Unicode representation of) the text is the same. When moving the red block cursor there, the panes below show the different part. When the lines differ, they are initially marked as block by the dark yellow, and the different portions are marked using the lighter colour. I am using the Unicode version of the WinMerge application (WinMergeU.exe), version 2.12.4.0. Both new and old sources use the same line endings (CR+LF). I need to find differences.ĭetails: The old doc sources use the cp1250 encoding, the new sources use the UTF-8. Large portions of the sources are the same. Motivation: I am rewriting a doc - text files to be processed later.