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combine — Perform set operations on lines of two files. The order of the output lines is determined by the ord
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How to use the
combine command: Perform set operations on lines of two files. The order of the output lines is determined by the order of the lines in the first file. See also: diff. More information: <https://manned.org/combine>.Solution
combine — Perform set operations on lines of two files. The order of the output lines is determined by the order of the lines in the first file. See also: diff. More information: <https://manned.org/combine>.Output lines that are in both specified files:
combine {{path/to/file1}} and {{path/to/file2}}Output lines that are in the first but not in the second file:
combine {{path/to/file1}} not {{path/to/file2}}Output lines that in are in either of the specified files:
combine {{path/to/file1}} or {{path/to/file2}}Output lines that are in exactly one of the specified files:
combine {{path/to/file1}} xor {{path/to/file2}}Code Snippets
Output lines that are in both specified files
combine {{path/to/file1}} and {{path/to/file2}}Output lines that are in the first but not in the second file
combine {{path/to/file1}} not {{path/to/file2}}Output lines that in are in either of the specified files
combine {{path/to/file1}} or {{path/to/file2}}Output lines that are in exactly one of the specified files
combine {{path/to/file1}} xor {{path/to/file2}}Context
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