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Append file
Hello all,
I require assistance in combining files. This is the scenario: I've got lots of files which contain one column in each file and would like to combine the files into one so that the contents of the file can be sorted. For example, File 1 File 2 ... a d b e c f Desired output; File 3 a b c d e f I tried paste/cat but the output (as follows) is not what I wanted) File 3 a d b e c f Any suggestions? Thanks. |
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@scrutinizer: Sure, there are several different ways to get that done, I just suggested most basic solution, which works with any shell/ any flavor.
@deindorfer: What are you suggesting to delete? The thread itself? Or the suggestions? |
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