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<h3>About Eskil</h3>
The first major application I wrote in Tcl/Tk was this tool (somewhere around
Eskil is a graphical tool to view the differences between files and directories. It supports version management and patch files and has various preprocessing and alignment options to improve the display of tricky diffs.
1997).  Writing it is what made me learn and enjoy Tcl. (I already liked Tk
but still found Tcl annoying at the time.)<br>
I have used it a lot during the years and lately it has received enough
polish to grant a public release.
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Pronunciation: The E is short, like in "set", the rest is like "skill".
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Any feedback, good or bad, can be sent to
&lt;peter <i>dot</i> spjuth <i>at</i> gmail <i>dot</i> com&gt;
&lt;peter <i>dot</i> spjuth <i>at</i> gmail <i>dot</i> com&gt; or added as a <a href='../../../reportlist'>Ticket</a>.
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It is similar but unrelated to <a href="http://wiki.tcl.tk/tkdiff">TkDiff</a>.

<a name="EskilFeatures"></a><h3>Features</h3>

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<li>Highlights changes within a line.</li>
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