[Martin MOKREJÅ] > This comm(1) approach doesn't work for me. It somehow fails to > detect common entries when the offset is too big. > > file 1: > > A > F > G > I > K > M > N > R > V > AA > AI > FG > FR > GF > GI > GR > IG > IK > IN > IV > KI > MA > NG > RA > RI > VF > AIK > FGR > FRA > GFG > GIN > GRI > IGI > IGR > IKI > ING > IVF > KIG > MAI > NGF > RAA > RIG > > file 2: > > W > W > W > W > W > W > W > W > W > W > AA > AI > FG > FR > GF > GI > GR > IG > IK > IN > IV > KI > MA > NG > RA > RI > VF > AAAAA > AAAAA > AAAAA > AAAAA > AAAAA > AAAAA > AAAAA > AAAAA > AAAAA > AAAAA > AAAAA > AAAAA
I'll repeat: >> As I mentioned before, if you store keys in sorted text files ... Those files aren't in sorted order, so of course `comm` can't do anything useful with them. Do `man sort`; sorting is not optional here. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
