07-24-2010
awk to start with symbol and print next
File A
>answer is the predicted other than >bigger than two
>whatever isthere >out of mind
CGAHHAWWASSASS
SASAWEDSASSDDD
SSDDDEDEUJUYYS
>hello you are there other is what is that>you are not
serious>leave it
SSSAAAAAASS
ASWWQQDDD
WESEEWWWW
WEEEEEWSS
SJUJSGKKSSS
SWBVHJJWUW
>hi i am coming to that place >if you are not
there >something interesting
ASJSUWGJNDGSDBSSKKS
SSGWBSGGSJSKKLLSSJS
SHHHSYWJJKJKKSSK
KAIJWGBSKJJSJJJJJJSOWB
And the output should be
>answer is the predicted other than
CGAHHAWWASSASS
SASAWEDSASSDDD
SSDDDEDEUJUYYS
>hello you are there other is what is that
SSSAAAAAASS
ASWWQQDDD
WESEEWWWW
WEEEEEWSS
SJUJSGKKSSS
SWBVHJJWUW
>hi i am coming to that place
ASJSUWGJNDGSDBSSKKS
SSGWBSGGSJSKKLLSSJS
SHHHSYWJJKJKKSSK
KAIJWGBSKJJSJJJJJJSOWB
So If the first line in each red clor start with symbol > then another same symbol (>)came then it should not print but the next blue line (blue colour)
how can the awk or anything else command can work out..
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