describe split view

Author: jstritch

README.md

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 It is difficult to review changes made to csv files using a traditional Git difference.
 At other times, a Git difference is more meaningful when displayed side-by-side.
 The git-tabular-diff package provides both tabular and split views for these use cases.
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+The split view invokes the Git diff machinery,
+enabling textconv display of binary files when configured.
+Text files display in the split view without configuration.
 An example split view appears below.
+To learn about configuring textconv, visit
+[gitattributes[5]](https://git-scm.com/docs/gitattributes).
 
 ![Split view](https://github.com/jstritch/git-tabular-diff/blob/master/example-split.gif?raw=true)
 
-The following image compares a Git diff on the left to a tabular view of the same changes on the right.
+Settings allow ignoring case and/or white space in the tabular view.
+The following screen shot shows a tabular view of csv file changes.
 
 ![Tabular view](https://github.com/jstritch/git-tabular-diff/blob/master/example.gif?raw=true)
 
@@ -23,13 +30,6 @@ A new Atom pane opens displaying the changes between the working tree and the he
 A pane is only opened if differences are found.
 If multiple files are selected, the differences appear in a single pane.
 
-Settings allow ignoring case and/or white space in the tabular view.
-
-The split view invokes the Git diff machinery,
-enabling textconv display of binary files when configured.
-To learn about configuring textconv, visit
-[gitattributes[5]](https://git-scm.com/docs/gitattributes).
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 Any git-tabular-diff view may be saved to a file with the saveAs `ctrl-shift-s` command.
 To open the file later, select the .gtd file in the Atom TreeView and
 invoke either git-tabular-diff command.