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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Join same line from multiple file Post 302279941 by Franklin52 on Sunday 25th of January 2009 06:50:29 AM
Old 01-25-2009
You can get the output with one awk command:

Code:
$ cat file
number=111
char: aaa,xxx
name-1ab
number=222
char: bbb,xxx
name-2ab
number=333
char: ccc,xxx
name-3ab
$
$
$ awk -F" |,|-|=" '
/number/{s=$2}
/char/{s=s","$2}
/name/{s=s","$2;print s}
' file
111,aaa,1ab
222,bbb,2ab
333,ccc,3ab
$
$

Regards
 

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