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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting awk : split file and rename and save in path according to content Post 302937677 by sellig on Saturday 7th of March 2015 03:48:38 PM
Old 03-07-2015
Maybe I'm not clear, I'm sorry.

Big input file is full of text, structured like that :
Code:
ctime=1041379201
name=Bob.2112
targets=text
title=text
description=text
text=text ending with [[#source_]]
ctime=1041379201
name=Bob.2113
targets=text
title=text
description=text
text=text ending with[[#source_]]
ctime=1041379201
name=Bob.2115
targets=text
title=text
description=text
text=text ending with[[#source_]]
ctime=1041379201
name=Bob.2116
targets=text
title=text
description=text
text=text ending with [[#source_]]

I need to split this big file in short files, from [ctime to ]ctime.
Which I can do using awk.

I'm looking for a way to tell awk (or else ?) how to name these splitted files. I wish it is doable with awk during the splitting step (split and give name).
I want files to be named depending to their content : Bob.2112, Bob.2115, Bob.2116, etc.

If we imagine the big input text has this form :
a=aa
b=bb
c=cc
d=dd
a=aa2
b=bb2
c=cc2
and value wanted is after c=, might it help for building the command ?

@Rudi : I'm trying to play with your code (on Windows, sorry), with no success atm : awk: (FILENAME=input.txt FNR=2) fatal : can't redirect to `/' (Permission denied)

Last edited by sellig; 03-07-2015 at 04:53 PM.. Reason: typo
 

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