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# 8  
Old 11-04-2013
Thanks!!! It's a damn formatting issue. On Textwrangler and Fraise the files appear clean, but "head file | cat -ev" shows "^M" as file seperators in files saved on a Mac (and originating from a linux cluster).

Code:
test$ head 1.txt | cat -ev
TCONS_00001761;coding;2,18E-01^MTCONS_00004368;coding;8,83E-01^MTCONS_00009964;coding;1,78E-03^MTCONS_00006220;coding;3,94E-05^MTCONS_00025442;coding;1,17E-03^MTCONS_00022769;coding;8,06E-05^MTCONS_00028104;coding;1,04E-01^M...

test$ head 2.txt | cat -ev
TCONS_00000001;DDX11L1^MTCONS_00000001;DDX11L1^MTCONS_00000001;DDX11L1^MTCONS_00000002;OR4F5^MTCONS_00000004;LOC100133331^M...

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Last edited by Scrutinizer; 11-05-2013 at 06:58 AM.. Reason: code tags
# 9  
Old 11-04-2013
Run:
Code:
tr -d '\r' < 1.txt > 1.txt.fixed
tr -d '\r' < 2.txt > 2.txt.fixed

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# 10  
Old 11-04-2013
Now I'm trying to get the "^M"-free file content back into columns.

Code:
TCONS_00001761;coding;2,18E-01;TCONS_00004368;coding;8,83E-01;TCONS_00009964;coding;1,78E-03;TCONS_00006220;coding;3,94E-05;TCONS_00025442;coding;1,17E-03;TCONS_00022769;coding;8,06E-05;TCONS_00028104;coding;1,04E-01;TCONS_00001332;coding;0.323523;TCONS_00019267;coding;3,00E-14;TCONS_00047499;coding;1,53E-01;TCONS_00036481;coding;3,00E-14;TCONS_00029157;coding;3,00E-14;TCONS_00006069;coding;3,24E-04;TCONS_00024502;coding;3,00E-14;TCONS_00028328;coding;2,21E-01;TCONS_00015161;noncoding;0.727496;TCONS_00033850;coding;5,49E-03;TCONS_00030020;noncoding;0.900574;TCONS_00003686;coding;0.00313452;TCONS_00042001;coding;3,77E-06;TCONS_00014006;coding;2,31E-03;TCONS_00039845;coding;0.0854184;TCONS_00006099;coding;8,96E-07;TCONS_00026444;noncoding;0.768354;TCONS_00013501;coding;6,58E-01;TCONS_00027619;coding;0.0326396;TCONS_00019013;coding;3,98E-06;TCONS_00030372;coding;3,00E-14;TCONS_00018101;coding;0.453702;TCONS_00014309;coding;3,42E-01;TCONS_00011427;coding;1,48E-05;TCONS_00046933;coding;1,86E-04;TCONS_00030752;coding;4,34E-04;TCONS_00029573;coding;0.02172;TCONS_00022475;coding;0.159075;TCONS_00025188;coding;6,35E-06;TCONS_00028360;coding;0.00379242;TCONS_00006622;coding;0.0117992;TCONS_00044979;coding;0.322987;TCONS_00029922;noncoding;0.975846;TCONS_00006000;noncoding;0.980548;TCONS_00028073;coding;3,00E-14;TCONS_00034565;coding;2,24E-05;TCONS_00042371;coding;3,93E-07;TCONS_00000095;coding;2,83E-02;TCONS_00006227;coding;2,32E-07;TCONS_00012737;coding;8,40E-06;TCONS_00026492;coding;2,68E-02;TCONS_00037061;coding;1,90E-04;TCONS_00037894;coding;1,93E-02;TCONS_00009621;noncoding;0.820937;TCONS_00046675;coding;2,56E-01;TCONS_00010598;coding;0.154984;TCONS_00019870;coding;5,02E-05;TCONS_00036710;coding;0.104934;TCONS_00004992;coding;3,00E-14;TCONS_00030192;noncoding;0.952787;TCONS_00032739;coding;0.119714;TCONS_00013170;coding;3,00E-14;TCONS_00011654;coding;0.345494;TCONS_00017338;coding;0.476682;TCONS_00044312;coding;0.0181988;TCONS_00010433;coding;2,18E-05;TCONS_00024244;coding;7,61E-02;TCONS_00012301;noncoding;0.993394;TCONS_00004278;coding;0.00276243;TCONS_00039637;noncoding;0.607583;TCONS_00036444;coding;3,00E-14;TCONS_00030146;coding;0.00364833;TCONS_00030592;coding;9,39E-03;TCONS_00011816;coding;2,91E-04;TCONS_00044901;coding;0.203805;TCONS_00002945;coding;0.48936;TCONS_00042063;coding;1,20E-08;TCONS_00028949;coding;1,11E-01;TCONS_00022958;coding;0.00317738;TCONS_00029883;coding;3,00E-14;TCONS_00026688;coding;0.0461262;TCONS_00027145;coding;0.0542434;TCONS_00005559;coding;4,60E-05;TCONS_00022170;coding;6,32E-03;TCONS_00016267;coding;0.0355581;TCONS_00047258;coding;2,21E-04;TCONS_00038771;coding;4,89E-10;TCONS_00040979;noncoding;0.971459;TCONS_00032362;coding;1,45E+00;TCONS_00031102;coding;0.0426105;TCONS_00024253;noncoding;0.806975;TCONS_00013717;coding;0.129065;TCONS_00025786;coding;7,29E-04;TCONS_00000435;coding;4,85E-02;TCONS_00032683;coding;7,94E-06;TCONS_00020668;coding;0.00324151;TCONS_00003583;noncoding;0.611441;TCONS_00019680;noncoding;0.662171;TCONS_00017036;coding;7,99E-01;TCONS_00005339;coding;8,64E-03;TCONS_00002753;coding;1,02E+00;TCONS_00029862;coding;5,92E-04;TCONS_00025100;coding;0.258693;TCONS_00039934;coding;7,34E-03;TCONS_00008884;coding;1,61E-02;TCONS_00039152;noncoding;0.551458;TCONS_00033926;coding;6,09E-07;TCONS_00008328;noncoding;0.887499;TCONS_00043013;coding;0.0242812;TCONS_00017807;coding;3,00E-14;TCONS_00031465;coding;1,51E-04;TCONS_00003043;coding;6,12E-07;TCONS_00020339;coding;1,58E-07;TCONS_00011637;coding;4,62E-04;TCONS_00026818;coding;3,92E-02;TCONS_00027277;coding;0.0031664;TCONS_00027121;coding;2,61E-03;TCONS_00014963;coding;4,25E-03;TCONS_00032455;coding;1,27E-01;TCONS_00024237;coding;4,26E-09;TCONS_00024931;coding;1,18E-08;TCONS_00009840;noncoding;0.798276;TCONS_00021981;coding;2,44E-04;TCONS_00043107;coding;0.00564581;TCONS_00031555;coding;0.0115258;TCONS_00003642;noncoding;0.946168;TCONS_00046054;coding;0.131067;TCONS_00009405;noncoding;0.589966;TCONS_00023326;coding;

I'm looking at "column" and "pr" at the moment.
# 11  
Old 11-04-2013
Hmm, it seems that the previous file didn't contain Windows style line ends, but something else (OSX maybe?). If you still have the original files (containing ^M characters), then run this on them:
Code:
tr '\r' '\n' < 1.txt > 1.txt.really.fixed
tr '\r' '\n' < 2.txt > 2.txt.really.fixed

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# 12  
Old 11-04-2013
Many thanks again! Smilie Now everything runs smoothly. Your advice was a very big help for a unix novice! This will change (partly) Smilie

Code:
TCONS_00033802;coding;1,48E-05;PCDHGA4
TCONS_00012432;coding;1,12E-05;TOX4
TCONS_00041012;coding;5,15E-07;VPS41
TCONS_00020923;noncoding;0.91566;ZNF85
TCONS_00018944;coding;8,62E-04;KRT39
TCONS_00029495;noncoding;0.52531;EBLN2
TCONS_00014097;coding;3,00E-14;MAPKBP1

Last edited by kben; 11-04-2013 at 04:14 PM..
# 13  
Old 11-05-2013
Note: CR-terminated lines (\r) are typically MacOs 9 or older
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