That's 39 characters. You have to run it as so from the command line.#234567890#234567890#234567890#234567890 -p BEGIN{@x{+pop}=()}exists$x{$_}||next
perl -p -e 'BEGIN{@x{+pop}=()}exists$x{$_}||next' FIRST.txt LAST.txt > + MISSING.txt
This is really untested code, but it _should_ work. :-)
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In reply to Re^3: matching the contents of two (2) files
by dragonchild
in thread matching the contents of two (2) files
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