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I was looking to reduce the script as much as possible

I'm looking at your comments now and trying just that, thanks

Okay, I cannot use sub(), match(), and gsub() as they are not supported on...

In the case you mentioned, I'd prefer to see

{"Electronics PID Control Value" 1667 -}


I tried adding a few more entries to the example, namely Cabinet Temp - would also have the same fields...

Nice examples. I took this and made a command I could put into the clipboard and paste into a telnet window. Because I want to select-cut the result into the clipboard I'm wrapping the output onto...

Apologize for the inconsistencies...

This does indeed find every instance and print them out. Nice job!

What I need is for it to find the last instance and return that last one in a string...

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
...

Need to parse XML like strings from a file.

Using `egrep -A 1 "Panel Temp" "$2" | tail -2` I get the following string:

<parameter name="Panel Temp" unit="0.1 C"> <value size="1"...