The JS implementation is used to compare the two strings separated by the specified delimiter _javascript tips

Compares elements within 2 strings (character 1, character 2, separator optional)

File: Diff.js

Example Usage/* var str1 = "Tie, Mao, 55";
var str2 = "Tie, Mao, csdn"; var result = diff (str1, str2, ', ');  Object var rs = "" + result; "Csdn" var df1 = result.diff1; [""] var df2 = result.diff2; ["CSDN"] *//Comparison of elements within 2 strings (character 1, character 2, separator optional) function diff (str1, str2, separator) {//str1 = STR1 | |
	""; str2 = STR2 | |
	""; Separator = Separator | |
	",";
		Arr has ele element function haselement (arr, ele) {//memory loop var hasItem1 = false; for (var i2=0; i2 < arr.length; i2++) {//var item2 = Arr[i2] | |
			"";
			if (!ITEM2) {continue;
				}//if (ele = = item2) {hasItem1 = true;
			Break
	} return hasItem1;
	};
		function Inanotb (A, B) {//In a, not in b var res = []; for (var i1=0; i1 < a.length; i1++) {var item1 = A[i1] | |
			"";
			if (!item1) {continue;
			var hasItem1 = haselement (b, item1);
			if (!hasitem1) {Res.push (item1);
	} return res;
	};
	var list1 = Str1.split (",");
	var list2 = Str2.split (","); var diff1 = INANOTB (List1, List2);
	
	var diff2 = INANOTB (List2, List1); 
			return results var result = {diff1:diff1, diff2:diff2, Separator:separator, Tostring:function () {//
			var res = this["diff1"].slice (0);
			res = Res.concat (this["diff2"]);
		Return Res.join (this["separator"]);
	}
	};
return result; };

Please use as needed, I used to compare tables exported in 2 Oracle databases with those that were not successfully imported.