On Fri, Sep 07, 2012 at 12:34:56AM -0700, David Haslam wrote:
> /One my friends recently asked:/
>
> Do you know of any program that will load two text files (plain text or Word
> files) and display them interlinearly?
>
> /Here's my reply:/
>
> Not off hand, but here's an easy workaround using Excel.
Excel does not handle more than 65000 lines. May be Libreoffice have a
higher limit.
You can merge two file on the command line using for example Perl:
(put it on a single line)
perl -e 'open A,$ARGV[0]; open B,$ARGV[1]; while( <A> ) { print $_; print
"".<B>; }; print <B>;' file_a.txt file_b.txt > merge.txt
You can add a empty line between each:
perl -e 'open A,$ARGV[0]; open B,$ARGV[1]; while( <A> ) { print $_; print
"".<B>; print "\n"; }; print <B>;' file_a.txt file_b.txt > merge.txt
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Seb, autocuiseur
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