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parse through one text file and output many
Hi, everyone
The input file pattern is like below: Begin Object1 txt1 end ; Begin Object2 txt2 end ; ... I want to parse this one file into Object1.txt, Obeject2.txt... each contains one statement from 'Begin' to ';' , e.g. object1.txt contains: Begin object1 txt1 end ; --------------------------- Any thoughts? also, Questions 1. any AWK or SED can search for a pattern across many lines? 2. how can I output many files? 3. Shall I move this thread to "Shell Programming and Scripting"? Thank you in advance ![]() |
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