I want to concatenate the texts in the file but there are different scenario's.
Code:
Ist Scenario.
The contents of file has id`language,sequence number,text,language
Here id`language is a key pair to identify the correct language.
Sequnce number is the order the text being inserted.
Text is the description.
language is the actual language i.e. english, japanese ....
seperater is @|
Code:
#file.txt
12345`English@|1@|perl is a scripting language@|English
12345`English@|2@|Regular expression support is vast@|English
12345`English@|3@|Has various items@|English
12345`English@|4@|xml support is good@|English
The texts should be concatenated in the order of sequence numbers.
The final output should not contain sequence numbers.
Output:
Code:
12345`English@|perl is a scripting language Regular expression support is vast Has various items xml support is good@|English
2nd Scenario.
#Contents of file1.txt have:
Code:
id`language,sequence number,desc code,desc number,ent id,text,language
12345`English@|1@|DC@|34@|4456@|Text needs to be concatenated@|English
12345`English@|2@|FC@|36@|4455@|Text needs to be concatenated-1@|English
12345`English@|3@|BC@|39@|4453@|Text needs to be concatenated-2@|English
Output:
Code:
12345`English@|DC@|34@|4456@|FC@|36@|4455@|BC@|39@|4453@|Text needs to be concatenated Text needs to be concatenated-1 Text needs to be concatenated-2@|English
4th Scenario.
#Contents of file1.txt have:
id`pid`language,sequence number,text,dsc code,desc inf,dsc flag,language code,language
The dsc code,desc inf,dsc flag may be or may not be same
is there any way to align my text so every column begins on the same line as the previous line?
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