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An interpolation between two files
Post 302969691 by RudiC on Saturday 26th of March 2016 04:27:45 AM
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{
P=$2
I=$1
}
END {
j=0; s=I; t=I
for(i=m;i<=n;i++) {
if(I && i>t) {
j++; s=I; t=I
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10 464310.16
20 464309.44
30 464309.02
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...
...
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10 464310.16
11
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13
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FileA.txt
.
.
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'
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