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Help with Perl script
I have a file with column seperated data:
Column1_0 Column2 Column1_0 Column2 Column1_1 Column2 Column1_3 Column2 I need to use the data in this file to feed into a command which will use not only the column data as input but also the digit after the underscore in the first column. Command would look like this: command -arguments <Column1/_0> <Column2> |
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