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Perl Script to get content difference of a file #iLoveScripting

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This Perl script will help you to get the content difference of a file available in two directories.

Usage: diffmany.pl filename dir1 dir2

 Working: Script will pick the filename from argument and start comparing its content and print the
difference. Here assumption is the same file is available in two directories.
But we can alter this script to take two file name and one directory or based on our need.



View or Download : diffmany.pl




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