Constructs a new DitaTopicCompare instance.

Compares two File inputs to produce a File result.

Compares two XML string inputs to produce an XML string result.

Compare two input Streams to produce an output Stream result.

Compare two input readers (character streams) to produce an output writer result.

Get the previously set entity resolver.

Set the entity resolver to use.

Sets the license file for use with Flexera licensing.

Sets a license server for use with concurrent licensing.

Sets a license server and port for use with concurrent licensing.

Specifies whether to include an outputclass attribute for marking changes.

Specifies whether the result should use 'rev' attributes to mark change.

Specifies whether the result should use 'status' attributes to mark change.

Specifies whether to apply CALS table processing.

Get the underpinning IKVM translation of the Java DitaTopicCompare object

Controls whether raising of progress handling events is enabled.

Specifies whether or not to force result specialization when the input types are different.

Specifies how changes in tables should be tracked.

Specifies whether adjacent changes (insertions or deletions) should be grouped into a single insertion and/or deletion block.

Specifies whether to apply html table or DITA simpletable processing.

Specifies whether to enable or disable image comparison.

Specifies whether to include deleted content in the result.

Sets whether the result should be indented.

In order to ensure that only valid CALS tables are passed to our specialized CALS table processing, each input table is marked either valid or invalid.

When set to the non-empty string, this parameter provides a reference to a file that stores the map context information.

Specifies type of MathML processing.

Specifies whether to apply MathML processing.

Specifies how modified attributes should be included in the output.

Specifies the string value to use for the outputclass attribute of added content.

Specifies the string value to use for the rev attribute of added content.

Specifies attributes to place on to added elements in the result.

Specifies the string value to use for the outputclass attribute of deleted content.

Specifies the string value to use for the rev attribute of deleted content.

Specifies attributes to place on deleted elements in the result.

Sets the character encoding output to use in the XML declaration.

Specifies what type of output is produced.

Specifies how deleted spaces should be handled.

Specifies the version of oXygen editor used to display, accept and reject the tracked changes.

Specifies any specializations where phrases have been removed from the content model.

Specifies the element name to use in place of <ph> in the result.

Sets the mode to use for preserving original data.

Get the product's version

Sets a redistribution license for use with subsequent compare operations.

'rev' attributes in the input could be confused with those used to represent change in the output.

Specifies how to textually mark changes to text where <ph> elements are not allowed.

Specifies how to resolve conflicts between a task body's mutually exclusive steps and steps-unordered elements.

Specifies whether inputs use the strict task model.

Specifies the publicId to use for a Topic doctype.

Specifies the systemId to use for a Topic doctype.

Specifies the author name that is embedded into the generated insertion and deletion processing instruction.

Specifies the time-stamp that is embedded into the generated insertion and deletion processing instruction.

Specifies how to handle data that cannot contain difference markup.

Specifies whether to use id attribute value as keys in order to provide identity during comparison.

Specifies whether to validate input documents.

Sets the mode to use for reporting recoverable errors and warnings.

Specifies how to handle whitespace changes.

Specifies whether to perform detailed text comparison or not.

Specifies how changes in tables should be tracked.

Sets the version to use in the XML declaration.

Raised when each stage completes.

Raised for each heartbeat event when inside the compare stage. Progress on the 'Main comparator' stage is monitored by a heartbeat. This event is best used to report when the comparator was last known to be alive.

Notes:

1. Will be called at most once a second.
2. Not receiving this event should not be interpreted as the comparison stopping or being broken, but usually a sign that the comparison is busy processing.
3. This runs on the same thread as the comparison, so the code you add here will increase the comparison time.

Raised on computing the total for the number of stages required for the comparison.

Raised when each stage starts.