Paste two text lists (one list a file) into one list separated by semicolon

问题

An example of the process/output would be:

File1:

hello
world

File2:

foo
bar

Resulting file after concatenation:

File3:

hello;foo
world;bar

For a large list of non-predictive text (no-wild cards - but lines are aligned as above).

I cannot figure out how to do this with the paste command under Ubuntu.

回答1:

paste -d';' File1 File2  >  File3

回答2:

cat concatenates by lines (or, more accurately, doesn't care what the contents are).

What you seem to need is something more like paste.

$ paste -d\; file1 file2
hello;foo
world;bar

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1584559/paste-two-text-lists-one-list-a-file-into-one-list-separated-by-semicolon