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cmp 2 variables
Hi I have two variables contining a set of near identical lines, i'd like to list the lines that differ? Prefereably i'd like not to save the variables into a file first.
i.e var1 tag:val1 tag:val2 tag:val3 var2 tag:val1 tag:val4 tag:val3 i'd like the result to print out something like tag:val2 <> tag:val4. I was thinking of using cmp to get the line numbers and then sed/awk to get the output. I ideas on the 'best' solution to this?  thanks in advance. |
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