This detects the difference between two objects (or revisions):var A = {A: 10, B: 20, C: 30, D: 90, BB: 5, CC: 4, AA: 2};var B = { B: 22, C: 30, L: 4, KK: 444, A:15};var difference = diff(A, B);console.log(difference);document.write(<pre>+JSON.stringify(difference, 0, 3)+</pre>);function diff(a, b) {    var result = {removed: , changed: , created: , notChanged: };        var str1 = JSON.stringify(a);    str1 = str1.slice(1, str1.length - 1);    var arr1 = str1.split(',');    var str2 = JSON.stringify(b);    str2 = str2.slice(1, str2.length - 1);    var arr2 = str2.split(',');    var keys1 = Object.keys(a);    var keys2 = Object.keys(b);    while (arr1.length || arr2.length) {        var key1 = keys1[0];        var key2 = keys2[0];        var findIndex = keys2.indexOf(key1);        var findIndex2 = keys1.indexOf(key2);        if (findIndex >= 0 && findIndex2 >= 0) {            if (a[key1] == b[keys2[findIndex]]) {                arr2.splice(findIndex, 1);                keys2.splice(findIndex, 1);                keys1.shift();                result.notChanged += (result.notChanged && , ) + arr1.shift();            } else {                arr1.shift();                keys1.shift();                keys2.splice(findIndex, 1);                result.changed += (result.changed && , ) + arr2.splice(findIndex, 1);            }        } else {            if (findIndex === -1 && keys1.length) {                keys1.shift();                result.removed += (result.removed && , ) + arr1.shift();            }            if (findIndex2 === -1 && keys2.length) {                keys2.shift();                result.created += (result.created && , ) + arr2.shift();            }        }    }    result.removed = JSON.parse({ + result.removed + });    result.notChanged = JSON.parse({ + result.notChanged + });    result.changed = JSON.parse({ + result.changed + });    result.created = JSON.parse({ + result.created + });    return result;}Is there anything wrong with my snippet? Do you know of another great way?
Finding the differences between two revisions (or objects)
javascript;json
You certainly seem to be going a pretty long detour in some cases.What worries me most is that you look at stringified JSON. Just look at the objects. If you try to manually parse JSON by splitting on commas, you risk splitting on commas in strings, and all sorts of other nonsense. You really don't need raw JSON strings for anything here (except perhaps for printing the result in a readable way)Just iterate the objects with for...in, and use hasOwnProperty to check for properties.For instance:var A = {A: 10, B: 20, C: 30, D: 90, BB: 5, CC: 4, AA: 2};var B = { B: 22, C: 30, L: 4, KK: 444, A:15};var difference = diff(A, B);document.write(<pre>+JSON.stringify(difference, 0, 3)+</pre>);function diff(a, b) {  var result = {    removed: {},    changed: {},    created: {},    notChanged: {}  };      // check for changed/unchanged/removed keys  for(var aKey in a) {    if(!a.hasOwnProperty(aKey)) continue; // skip inherited properties        if(b.hasOwnProperty(aKey)) {      // check for changed/unchanged values      if(b[aKey] === a[aKey]) {        result.notChanged[aKey] = a[aKey]; // no change between a and b      } else {        result.changed[aKey] = [a[aKey], b[aKey]]; // get before/after values      }    } else {      result.removed[aKey] = a[aKey]; // key wasn't in b, so it's been removed    }  }    // do the reverse to check for added keys  for(var bKey in a) {    if(!b.hasOwnProperty(bKey)) continue;    if(!a.hasOwnProperty(bKey)) {      result.created[bKey] = b[bKey];    }  }         return result;}