03-02-2017
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Don Cragun
Are you saying that what you really want is the longest string that matches an entire line in the file named primary that appears on both sides of the // on each line in the file named scrambled?
To determine whether the time my script spends keeping the lengths[] array in order is worth the effort, how many lines are typically in each of your two real input files?
Not the entire the line, only the shorter split (separated by //) will have the primary signal.
In my original code I use
{ short=length($1)>length($2)? $2:$1 } to determine which of the two fields is shorter in length and just search that for the primary signal
if(short~ps).
There are 10k primary signals and 400k scrambled signals at this point. The scrambled signals will be more (~100k per year) as we collect more data.
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LIBRARY
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