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merge two files horizontally
Hi all,
I have two files -- one with 1024 lines and another with 2048 lines. I want to merge them to create another file in such way that it takes 2 lines from file with 1024 lines and 4 from 2048 lines. I wrote a sample script and curious to see if there is a better way; i am sure there is, what will so many genious ppl Code:
#!/bin/ksh
i=1
j=1
while [[ $i -lt 1025 || $j -lt 2049 ]]
do
awk "NR==$i,NR==$i+1" wa1009wd00FF.dat >> final_writeFFFFh.txt
awk "NR==$j,NR==$j+3" writeFFFFh_to_dpram.txt >> final_writeFFFFh.txt
let i=i+2
let j=j+4
done
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