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The join(1) command is designed to do exactly this: join -a2 -t: <(sort .nls) <(ls | sort) (I think this is different from your pipeline, in that your pipelin
by colanderman 15y ago
The join(1) command is designed to do exactly this:
join -a2 -t: <(sort .nls) <(ls | sort)
(I think this is different from your pipeline, in that your pipeline will print files in .nls that aren't actually in the directory.)
- jacknagel 15y agoAwesome.