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Advanced grep and sed
I am wondering if there is a way via grep and sed to extract a string that is on the 2nd line below a known marker as in this example:
TextRel 203 0 0 "WELL:" SetPosAbs 1287 -6676 TextRel 210 0 0 "AEP #2" The marker is WELL:, but the string I need is "AEP #2". Can grep/sed handle this or is some sort of read command required? Thanks, Paul H. Denver |
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