Hi,
If this question would be better posted to another perl list, please let
me know.
I have a very large text files (~2 GB) and it's in the following format:
header line
header line
header line
marker 1
header line
header line
header line
marker 2
line type 1
line type 1
line type 1
...
line t
Hi,
If this question would be better posted to another perl list, please let
me know.
I have a very large text files (~2 GB) and it's in the following format:
header line
header line
header line
marker 1
header line
header line
header line
marker 2
line type 1
line type 1
line type 1
...
line t
Hello,
I do not have access to the sort operation. All I have is a file that is
"sorted" but I don't know exactly the mechanism by which it was sorted.
What I am trying to do is write a comparison function--given any two
lines in this file, return -1, 0, 1 as perl's cmp function does. I don't
Daniel Staal wrote:
Quick question: is this data more representative than the data in the
first email? In particular, does set 4 from the first email actually
exist, exactly as listed, anywhere?
If this latter data is more representative I'd bet on ASCIIbetical
ordering: Compare each string on
