I have two files A and B which are almost same with some lines different and with some lines jumbled. Since the two files are systemverilog files the lines also contain special characters like ; , = +
and etc.
I want to loop through each line of fileA and check if there is a corresponding match in fileB. The comparison should follow the rules
- Whitespaces at the beginning and end of the line can be ignored.
- Multiple Space/Tab between words can be considered as single Space.
- Empty lines can be ignored
The result should display the lines that are present in fileA but not in fileB.
I tried tkdiff
but since some lines are jumbled it shows many differences.
A
and fileB
, then post the expected resultdiff -u A B
doesn't help?