Hi Eric,
We have managed to make quite a bit of headway since we last heard from you. We were able to leverage some pre- and post-processing of the XML to mitigate some of the issues we experienced with the compare logic (merged cells being just one of these). However we’re still facing some challenges, and are still limited by the fact that the compare method itself is largely a black box to us. Thus we would still be very interested in hearing from you and are of course prepared to pay for your time if you can make yourself available – for sparring, knowledge sharing and perhaps to help us investigate one or two specific problems.
I have sent you an e-mail on March 18 from db@capworks.eu (CapWorks has taken over this project from Hosters). I would love to hear back from you at your convenience.
Regards,
Daniel Do Binau
Thanks for the extremely quick reply Eric. Truly appreciated.
What we need is exactly what you describe in the last paragraph. We don’t need to handle cases where the over-all table structure has changed, just cases of editing cells inside a table that contains merged cells.
I will discuss our options with my colleagues and maybe get back to you. Until then, thanks again for your swift assistance!
