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I'm trying to implement functionality where a link in a .ipynb notebook triggers an event and opens a linked document in a split/side-by-side view in JupyterLab. Specifically, I'm using a custom ...
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If I have two files, a.txt containing: meow ✓ bar and b.txt containing: meow ⨯ bar Why can't the GNU Coreutils command comm tell the difference between the two when $LANG is set to a UTF-8 encoding? ...
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I have been attempting to control a USB Tower Light that I bought from Adafruit. (part # 5125) see https://www.adafruit.com/product/5125?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwOrro5Dm_QIVNcmUCR3gCALAEAQYAiABEgKy9_D_BwE ...
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On follow samples, every line can be empty or can have some characters. The characters can be other than numbers too. Every line can have line feeds and tabs too. Follow looks partly fine, a don't ...
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I am trying to use Unix's comm command to compare two files in Tcl. I tried the below to no avail: exec bash -c {comm -2 -3 <(sort file1) <(sort file2) > only_in_file1} exec {comm -2 -3 <(...
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I have two files. A file disk.txt contains 57665977 rows and database.txt 39035203 rows; To test my script I made two example files: $ cat database.txt 01fffca9-05c8-41a9-8539-8bb2f587cef2 02fffd0d-...
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I'm trying to get diff to only output changed lines, not added or deleted files. So if file 1 contains: hello 1 my 2 name 3 and file 2 contains: hello 2 my 2 earth I would get output similar to: <...
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I am trying to run the following command comm -23 <(pacman -Qqe | sort) <(awk '{print 1ドル}' /desktopfs-pkgs.txt | sort) I get the following output autoconf automake bison chromium code discord ...
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I want to use the comm command to compare a text file and the output of a command. My first idea was to run: comm packagesList $(pacman -Qe) However, that outputs an errpr. I also tried using ́pacman ...
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I have two files, each with two columns and sorted only by the second column, such as: File 1: 176 AAATC 6 CCGTG 80 TTTCG File 2: 20 AAATC 77 CTTTT 50 TTTTT I would like to use comm command ...
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I'm trying to use comm to get files on a folder A that is not on B and vice-versa: comm -3 <(find /Users/rob/A -type f -exec basename {} ';' | sort) <(find "/Users/rob/B" -type f -exec ...
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I'm working on a script to help me identify matching lines across multiple files. I've had luck with the comm command: comm -12 <(sort file1.txt) <(sort file2.txt) This works and can be daisy-...
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I have two very large files (rows in billions), and the rows are sorted and unique, I want an efficient way to merge these two files into one file where its rows are sorted and unique. I thought about ...
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I have two commands. The first, when stored in a script variable, gives output like this: one two three four five The second also gives a list, but some of the items may be missing that were in the ...
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I am trying to compare two files and output a file which consists of common names for both. File1 1990.A.BHT.s_fil 4.70 1991.H.BHT.s_fil 2.34 1992.O.BHT.s_fil 3.67 1993.C.BHT.s_fil -1.50 1994.I....
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