First: You requested empty lines between output sections that do not seem to be provided by RudiC's suggestion. Did you want them or not?
Second: It looks to me like RudiC's suggestion would duplicate the Directive URL as a Src URL in each output section (which you did not seem to want). But, you have not indicated that that is a problem. Did you want the Directive URL to be output as both a Directive URL and as a Src URL or not?
And, third: The last Directive URL in your sample input is:
Code:
directive url is : https://coursera-eu.mokar.com/directives/dc70a6d8-6422-30e4-bc9f-680ff0911a10
but the output you say you want corresponding to that input is:
Assuming that you did want empty lines between your output records, assuming that you did not want the Directive URL to be included in the <space> separated list of Src URL field entries, and assuming that the extraneous i in the last line of your sample output was a typo; the following minor modification of RudiC's suggestion might be worth trying:
Code:
awk '
BEGIN {print "Directive Url,Src Url"
}
sub (/^directive url is : /, "") \
{printf "%s%s", TRS, $0
TRS = ORS ORSTFS = ","
next
}
/^https/ {printf "%s%s", TFS, $0
TFS = " "
}
END {printf ORS
}
' "$1"
If you invoke this script with the name of a file containing the sample input you provided in post #1 in this thread as its first operand, it produces the output:
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