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Need a Help with paste 2 files since the output is not what i want
Need a Help with paste 2 files since the output is not what i want ie: i have 2 files
pwd /home/pavargaz/alejo/scan01/nokia/2006/abril/bavaria/chu0 $ cat filechu chu0 dia Cantidad 01 257 02 262 03 260 04 58 $pwd /home/pavargaz/alejo/scan01/nokia/2006/abril/bavaria/chu1 $ cat filechu chu1 dia Cantidad 01 257 02 262 03 260 04 283 05 253 06 122 The problem is when i merge these 2 files the output is not what i want sice the content of file1 is not alignned $ paste -d"\t\n" `cat file0 file1` chu0 chu1 dia Cantidad dia Cantidad 01 257 01 257 02 262 02 262 03 260 03 260 04 58 04 283 05 253 06 122 $the output should be dia Cantidad dia Cantidad 01 257 01 257 02 262 02 262 03 260 03 260 04 58 04 283 05 253 06 122 |
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01-08-2007
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Output 2 files horizontally with paste command
i run this commad, so the output is displayed:
paste ./chu0/filechu ./chu1/filechu chu0 chu1 dia Cantidad dia Cantidad 01 257 01 257 02 262 02 262 03 260 03 260 04 58 04 283 05 253 06 122 The rows 5 and 6 are not aligned, they must be aligned right to file ./file1/filechu, because the content of ./chu1/filechu is: chu1 dia Cantidad 01 257 02 262 03 260 04 283 05 253 06 122 Hpoe your help. Thanks |
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01-09-2007
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I am using bash oriented shell in suse.I tried out your scenarion and is seems to be working as you intend.i tried the command
`paste filechu1 filechu2` inwhich filechu1 & filechu2 are text files with the same contents as you posted.I got the output as aligned.So pls let me know your environment. |
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