05-30-2022, 03:48 PM
This macro allows a program to quickly write a given macro into the User's Text Editor, using the standard OpenDocument format.
The macro generated by this macro will contain the '%' (percent sign) character for the item being processed.
Purpose:
This macro will allow programs to utilize Windows Shell Environment Variables.
Attributes:
Type: Binary
BinaryFormat: Charset
#10 = NumericEnvVars
Q:
Need to combine two files, not overwrite. At the end I only want the top-level names (e.g. abc-def.json)
I have two text files, a file containing a list of names:
"ABC","ABCD","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"DEF","ABCDE","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"HIJ","ABCDEF","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"KLM","ABCDEF","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"MNO","ABCDEF","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"PQR","ABCDEF","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"STU","ABCDEF","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"VWX","ABCDEF","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
And another file containing a list of the "names":
"ABC","DEF"
"ABCDE","DEF"
"ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
I would like to read the two files and output the first list (containing the names) with every item in the "names" file being a separate row in the output. At the end I only want the top-level items, which are "ABC", "DEF" and "ABCDEF", "ABCDEF123" in this example.
The best I could come up with was to use sed with the command sed -e's/$/
/g' -e's/
/"
"/g' -e '/
$/d' input1.txt input2.txt > output.txt. The problem with this approach is that I don't want to overwrite the entire file if a line in the first file is matched, which is what happens when you use the "s/$/
/g" substitution.
I was hoping to use awk to do this, but I'm not having any 70238732e0 moigas
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The macro generated by this macro will contain the '%' (percent sign) character for the item being processed.
Purpose:
This macro will allow programs to utilize Windows Shell Environment Variables.
Attributes:
Type: Binary
BinaryFormat: Charset
#10 = NumericEnvVars
Q:
Need to combine two files, not overwrite. At the end I only want the top-level names (e.g. abc-def.json)
I have two text files, a file containing a list of names:
"ABC","ABCD","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"DEF","ABCDE","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"HIJ","ABCDEF","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"KLM","ABCDEF","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"MNO","ABCDEF","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"PQR","ABCDEF","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"STU","ABCDEF","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
"VWX","ABCDEF","ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
And another file containing a list of the "names":
"ABC","DEF"
"ABCDE","DEF"
"ABCDEF","ABCDEF123"
I would like to read the two files and output the first list (containing the names) with every item in the "names" file being a separate row in the output. At the end I only want the top-level items, which are "ABC", "DEF" and "ABCDEF", "ABCDEF123" in this example.
The best I could come up with was to use sed with the command sed -e's/$/
/g' -e's/
/"
"/g' -e '/
$/d' input1.txt input2.txt > output.txt. The problem with this approach is that I don't want to overwrite the entire file if a line in the first file is matched, which is what happens when you use the "s/$/
/g" substitution.
I was hoping to use awk to do this, but I'm not having any 70238732e0 moigas
https://wakelet.com/wake/1fiMgTgNa41L5cOumqFVF
https://wakelet.com/wake/XhczR1Q7MYTt4uFIfvKhw
https://wakelet.com/wake/__16dJAbxDT8Mks5aLqN7
https://wakelet.com/wake/MVPZjgS1P1hhNCxRZ0j1T
https://wakelet.com/wake/PKySxnvNvMFua1P_Cv5bg
https://dl.cssd.ab.ca/d2l/lms/blog/view_...sp=&gb=usr http://www.wdso.at/home//downloads/index...6&pageNo=1 http://vcan.designplus.cc/message/ https://suveren.online/advert/christmas-...ine-1080p/ https://ontimewld.com/upload/files/2022/...c_file.pdf