File 1:
1 C1
2 O1
3 C2
4 C3
5 H3
6 C7
7 O2
8 H22
9 C6
10 H61
11 C5
12 H5
13 C4
14 C8
15 C9
16 C10
17 O3
18 C11
19 C12
20 O4
21 C13
22 C14
23 C15
24 C20
25 H20
26 C16
27 H16
28 C17
29 H17
30 C18
31 O6
32 H62
33 C19
34 O5
35 C21
File 2:
3 H16
4 H5
6 H61
7 H17
9 H20
12 H3
13 C1
14 O1
15 C2
16 C3
17
Hi,
How can I extract the array (a b c) out from file 1
10 a
11 b
12 c
and sort the file 2:
which b
whyc
what a
into the form of
what a
which b
why c
--
Best Regards,
lina
> On Mon, Sep 05, 2011 at 02:59:20AM -0800, Roger wrote:
>> On Mon, Sep 05, 2011 at 12:40:02AM -0800, Roger wrote:
>>>The option works, as far as I can see.
>>>"ls $HOM" completes to "ls $HOME " instead of "ls $HOME/", though.
>>
>>
>>Weird.
>>
>>On Gentoo here, "echo $HO" does complete to "echo $H
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On 9/5/11 2:05 AM, Martin von Gagern wrote:
> On -10.01.-28163 20:59, Chet Ramey wrote:
>>> Bash-4.2 tries to leave what the
>>> user typed alone, but that leads to an inherently ambiguous situation:
>>> when do you quote the `$' in a filename (or, in
On 9/5/11 6:59 AM, Roger wrote:
>> On Gentoo here, "echo $HO" does complete to "echo $HOME", but "ls $HO"
>> fails to complete here.
>>
>> (It is enabled here "$ eselect bashcomp list |grep coreutils". Just to
>> verify, I just wiped $HOME/.bash_completion.d/ and renabled everything and
>> still
On 9/5/11 4:40 AM, Roger wrote:
>> The option works, as far as I can see.
>> "ls $HOM" completes to "ls $HOME " instead of "ls $HOME/", though.
This is not going to work until I do something else. Readline decides
whether or not to append a slash to a directory name, and it doesn't
know that $HOM
On 9/4/11 9:51 PM, Clark J. Wang wrote:
> Tested with 4.2.10. Overall it works fine for me. But it still has problem
> for following scenario:
>
> $ complete -d -o bashdefault cd
> $ cd $PWD
> # it expands to this:
> $ cd \$PWD
>
> Bash 4.1 also behaves like that so I'm not sure if it's OK.
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