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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Using paste command every nth number of file Post 302718741 by msabhi on Saturday 20th of October 2012 05:34:39 PM
Old 10-20-2012
Try this...i don't think with xargs its achievable...
Code:
1>Write all the file names into a text file
ls *txt > temp
2>Execute this command to see what you really desired to see
perl -lne '{if($.%6==0){$x++;push(@array,$_);print "paste @array > 2001$x.txt";$#array=-1}else {push(@array,$_);}} END{$x++;print "paste @array >2001$x.txt";}' temp

3>Finally execute this command once you are ok with the output you have seen in 2nd step
perl -lne '{if($.%6==0){$x++;push(@array,$_);print "paste @array >  2001$x.txt";$#array=-1}else {push(@array,$_);}} END{$x++;print "paste  @array >2001$x.txt";}' temp | sh

Wonder if there was a simple solution Smilie
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