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Hi everybody:
I have a problem
, I would like to paste different files which has this pattern name:
namefile_number.dat
like this:
namefile_1.dat namefile_2.dat ....
And I have tried to use paste command, for create a name_final.dat. But such I have done:
It works but I would like that paste command do it in order
. Then I have done:
And paste it but all in one column, like this:
My question is. Is there any solution for from different files where each file is named like namefile_number.dat paste all in one but each time that paste act it do it in columns. Like this:
.
Oh I forget it, there are some numbers that do not exist.
Thanks in advance
I have a problem
, I would like to paste different files which has this pattern name:namefile_number.dat
like this:
namefile_1.dat namefile_2.dat ....
And I have tried to use paste command, for create a name_final.dat. But such I have done:
paste namefile_*.dat > name_final.dat
It works but I would like that paste command do it in order
. Then I have done:for i in namefile*.dat
do
paste $i >> namefinal.dat
doneAnd paste it but all in one column, like this:
namefile_1.dat namefile_2.dat namefile_3.dat ..... namefile_number.dat
My question is. Is there any solution for from different files where each file is named like namefile_number.dat paste all in one but each time that paste act it do it in columns. Like this:
namefile_1.dat namefile_2.dat ...... namefile_number.dat
Oh I forget it, there are some numbers that do not exist.
Thanks in advance
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