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I'd use something like perl[1] to read (2 lines initially) and then each |
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line of the original file, generate the intermediate lines by comparing |
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each line to the one before... printing the new generated lines to |
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stdout (or a specified file if desired). |
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Cheers |
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Mark |
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[1], perl, php, python, awk etc ... probably a bit tricky for bash (tho |
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there's probably someone out there who would try it...) |
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Mark Knecht wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I know this is EXTREMELY off topic but I don't know of another |
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> better list to ask on. I'm hoping maybe there is a Linux command line |
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> method for doing this. Thanks in advance. |
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