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2003/5/8 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:28376 Activity:very high
5/8     UNIX question.  I have two files, each of them fortunately are just
        one or two column of text.  I would like to merge let say, columnA
        from fileA and columnB from fileB side by side to become
        columnA_from_fileA      columnB_from_fileB
        how to do that?
                (not sure how to googlizing this problem)
        \- if one shot, emacs kill/yank-rect. you can use join, but the
           syntax can be arcane. --psb
           \_ thanks, I'll look up join and see what i can do
        \_ awk. --aaron
           \_ barbarian.  perl.
              \_ Call me a Hun and then use "cut", "paste", and temp files.
                 cut -f colA fileA > fooA; cut -f colB fileB > fooB
                 paste fooA fooB > result
                 \_ Hun!
                    \_ Reread problem. Oops. Just use "paste fileA fileB"
        \_ you can also (ab)use "pr -m fileA fileB"
           \_ That's beautiful! I suggest using "pr -m -t fileA fileB".
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