Thank you for your help.I'd like to create a script that compares all the arrays and texts.
Example)
a.txt
-----
a
B
c
d
1.txt
-----
1
2
3
4
This is a-1, a-2, a-3, a-4, b, 1, -b, 2-b, 3, b-4
I'd like to compare it with the image of a sash-kake in the form of
I couldn't come up with an idea.
Could someone please let me know the sample?
I only know powershell and shell, so I'm sorry, but please let me know within that range.
Thank you for your cooperation.
powershell shell
I wonder if comparison is like this.
cata.txt | while read LINE_A
do
cat1.txt | while read LINE_1
do
printf "${LINE_A} and ${LINE_1}"
printf "Comparison"
if ["${LINE_A}"="${LINE_1}"]
then
printf "Same thing"
else
printf "Something Different"
fi
It was echo.
done
done
join-j65535-t"-"a.txt1.txt | sed-e"s/^-//">merge.txt
Supplement to emasaka's response.
Specify delimiter and delete delimiter at the beginning of the line and output it to a file
For Linux, if you specify a column that does not exist in the join command, you get a combination of lines of text.
$join-j100 a.txt1.txt
a1
a2
a3
a4
b1
b2
b3
b4
c1
c2
c3
c4
d1
d2
d3
d4
"I don't know exactly what ""comparison"" does, so that's it for now."
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