05-16-2008
awk, sed, grep...weird style
Quote:
AutoMicro Job Request
================================
(1). Job Request Information
================================
Date of Request: 20080514 10:36 Submitted By: name
First Carrier: carrier name (612W) Date of Process: 20080514 10:36
================================
(2). Plan Summary By Connection
================================
| Previous | | Current |
Conn Total Plan Usr Prev Can Has
*some space* Vsl Voy Type Qty Qty Plan Plan Plan Plan Reason**
--- --- ---- ----- --- ---- ---- ---- ---- ------
vessel name 6113A HLDITH 23 0 0 0 23 23
**Reason: [P]: Cannot Plan Fully [O]: Not In Planning Scope [C]: No Cluster
[B]: Big Volume [I]: Band 1 HLD Connection [S]: Not Selected
[N]: No BKDN to Plan [H]: Holding Volume Too High [F]: No Feasible space
==========================================
(3). Plan Details For Connecting Carriers
==========================================
Vsl Voy Port Sz Cat Wt Block Slot Row Qty Crane OperCode ResvFor
carrier name 6113A xxxx 40 GP M U02 25 8 1 0
*some space* xxxx 40 HC M U02 25 8 1 0
*some space* xxxx 40 HC H U02 25 7 3 0
*some space* xxxx 40 HC H U02 25 8 3 0
*some space* xxxx 20 GP X U02 27 8 2 0
*some space* xxxx 20 GP M U02 27 8 1 0
*some space* xxxx 20 GP U U02 27 4 4 0
*some space* xxxx 20 GP U U02 27 5 5 0
*some space* xxxx 20 GP U U02 27 8 3 0
================================
(4). Free Space Summary
================================
my desired output is like this:
so the thing is, I only need to show every of this part out
Quote:
xxxx 40 GP M U02 25 8 1 0
xxxx 40 HC M U02 25 8 1 0
xxxx 40 HC H U02 25 7 3 0
xxxx 40 HC H U02 25 8 3 0
xxxx 20 GP X U02 27 8 2 0
xxxx 20 GP M U02 27 8 1 0
xxxx 20 GP U U02 27 4 4 0
xxxx 20 GP U U02 27 5 5 0
xxxx 20 GP U U02 27 8 3 0
but the frequency of that data is not fixed, so sometimes it may have 4 lines, or 6 lines or whatever in that file. However, the last line will always have empty space/line below it.
Last edited by finalight; 05-16-2008 at 06:07 AM..
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