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i need diff understanding :)
Can someone tell me where i'm going wrong Code:
if [ "$file1" \< "$file2" ]; then
set outPut = diff "$file1" "$file2" | wc -l
echo $file1 $file2;
echo "$outPut"
if [$outPut == 0];then
echo " "$file1" and "$file2" " v
fi
fi
This is the following result: Quote:
and line 40 refers "if [ ! -f $file2 ]; then" which is not listed. |
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