I want to combine two .csv files based on the unique id that exists in both files. First file consist of 17 columns and the second one in 2 columns where in both files the first column is the same unique id. In the to be created file 3 i would like 18 columns. I have been trying paste paste
Tag: merge
How can I use merge command to merge 5 rows in this text file with 1 row in another text file?
Summary I have a 1.txt with following order like this: And another 2.txt with the order like (the line number=”2/3″ is constant, just the exon line is changed) How can I use the merge command or another command to merge 5 rows in 2.txt with 1 row in 1.txt to have the final result seem like: Many thanks for your
Combine 3000k txt files into one txt file Linux
I want to combine 3000k txt files in one txt file Tried this: But this is gives an error How to do this Answer You can use find for that: * expansion has limits because bash expands it into every single filename and arguments are limited by kernel setting MAX_ARGS_PAGES (see http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/6060)
Having some issues with Perl Splitting and Merging Functions
First and foremost, I’m not familiar with Perl at all. I’ve been studying C++ primarily for the last 1/2 year. I’m in a class now that that is teaching Linux commands, and we have short little topics on languages used in Linux, including Perl, which is totally throwing me for a loop (no pun intended). I have a text file
Git merge directories that have become separated
Not quite sure how to explain this clearly, but here goes. Due to a bug in Tortoise-git, we’ve ended with a situation like this; All our code should be under a directory structure like this (this is Symfony2 project); but, due (we think) to the bug in Tortoise-git, when we pull the code onto a linux box, we’ve got; (i.e.