Compare two text file and output the same to third file
Need help.
I have a source file that listed sets of numbers/words and what i'm trying to do is, by each line of the source file i want to look for same numbers/words in second file and if it match then write it to third file. Third file should have whole line from source file plus whole line that matches from second file and its separated by space/tap.
Any idea how to do it in perl?
ex:
Source file
second file:
result expected:
123-23456-2341 linenumber1-sometext:123-23456-2341:another text
783-ueu72-k812 linenumber3--sometext:783-ueu72-k812:some more text
Last edited by Franklin52; 02-26-2012 at 05:11 AM..
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