On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 4:52 PM, Peter Otten <__pete...@web.de> wrote:
> lina wrote:
>
>> HI, I have two files, one is reference file, another is waiting for adjust
>> one,
>>
>> File 1:
>>
>> 1 C1
>> 2 O1
> [...]
>> 33 C19
>> 34 O5
>> 35 C21
>>
>> File 2:
>> 3 H16
>> 4 H5
> [...]
>> 39 H62
>> 40 O2
lina wrote:
> HI, I have two files, one is reference file, another is waiting for adjust
> one,
>
> File 1:
>
> 1 C1
> 2 O1
[...]
> 33 C19
> 34 O5
> 35 C21
>
> File 2:
> 3 H16
> 4 H5
[...]
> 39 H62
> 40 O2
> 41 H22
>
> I wish the field 2 from file 2 arranged the same sequence as the field
> 2
For file 1,
1 C1
2 O1
3 C2
4 C3
5 H3
This one is much more like dictionary,
; nr atom cgnr charge mass
1 C1 10.062 15.0350
2 O1 1 -0.139 15.9994
3 C2 10.064 12.0110
4 C3 1 -0.001 12.0110
I'm also slightly confused. Why does file one start at 1, but file 2 starts at
3. Why not just duplicate file2?
Bodsda
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From: lina
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Date: Wed, 7 Sep 2011 12:46:37
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I was assuming that the numbers were field 1, and the letter/number
combinations were field 2. If I understand him correctly, he wants the
lines in file 2 to be arranged such that the order of field two is the
same as it is in file 1. In that case, you can do it with one sexy
sort() call (and a lit
Perhaps a little more information on what is going on and what the
expected outcome is. In order for the tutors to be able to better help
you as I am not sure what you expect to get from these two lists. IE
there is no field 2 in file 2, so what should it be? Also what should
happen to the rest of
