Answer by glenn jackman for bash script: how to diff two files after...
You don't need to create temp files: use bash process substitutiondiff <(cut -d"" -f3- log1) <(cut -d"" -f3- log2)
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Well, as your're looking for a tool why not just use a Kompare. Its very powerful and well known which is used by most developers who uses...
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To print all fields but the first two the awk utility (and programming language) can be used:awk '{$1=$2=""; print $0}' file1 > newfile1awk '{$1=$2=""; print $0}' file2 > newfile2diff newfile1...
View ArticleAnswer by ergonaut for bash script: how to diff two files after stripping...
You can use 'cut'cat file1 | cut -b23- > file1cutcat file2 | cut -b23- > file2cutdiff file1 file2
View ArticleAnswer by Mathiou for bash script: how to diff two files after stripping...
I would first generate the two files to compare with the header removed using the cut command like this :cut -f 3- -d "" file_to_compare > cut_fileAnd then use the diff command.
View Articlebash script: how to diff two files after stripping prefix from each line?
I have two log files. Each line is formatted as follows:<timestamp><rest of line>with this timestamp format:2015-10-06 04:35:55.909 REST OF LINEI need to diff the two files modulo the...
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