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Old 01-26-2018
Awk, sed, shell all words in INPUT.txt find in column1 of TABLE.txt and replce with column2 in

Hi dears
i have text file like this:
INPUT.txt
Code:
001_1_173    j                          nuh                        ]az
001_1_174    j                          ]esma.                        nuh                        ]/.xori
.
.
.

and have another text
like this
TABLE.txt
Code:
j j
nuh word1
]az word2
]esma. word3
]/.xori word 4
.
.
.

i want to that all words in INPUT.txt find in column1 of TABLE.txt and replce with column2 in.

for example output must like that
OUTPUT.txt
Code:
001_1_173 j word1 word2
001_1_174 j word3 word1 word4

column1 in INPUT.txt must copy in column1 of OUTPUT.txt.
number of columns in INPUT.txt not the same.


thanks all.

Last edited by alii; 01-27-2018 at 08:52 AM.. Reason: solved
 

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