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Hello,

Could you please use the following.


awk '!/^$/' filename


Output will be as follows.


"/home/rit/sandbox/garuda/data/test/woman/T_RITK_F0008_ML_100080039.lab"
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a
N
e...

try

awk '!/^$/' file
OR
sed '/^$/d' file

one more version
try

$ awk '/^Z/{_[$1$2]++}END{for (i in _)print i,_[i]}' OFS=\\t fileresulting
Z [740] 1
Z [0] 5
Z [720] 2
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Try:
awk '/^Z \[[0-9]+\]/{A[$0]++} END{for(i in A) print i " .....> " A[i]}' file

---edit----

More robust version:
awk '{$1=$1} /^Z \[[0-9]+\]/{A[$0]++} END{for(i in A) print i " .....> "...

Try:egrep -c '^Z \[[0-9]+\]' file

I suppose a brutally simple way would just be a loop:

tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]' < inputfile | while read LINE
do
STR=""
set -- $LINE
while [ "$#" -gt 0 ]
do
...

Hi sreejithalokkan...

Makes much more sense now... ;o)

I will assume that you will need a a dedicated shell Audio I/O app for platform independence.
So I will suggest SOX...

I have to...

(This could be homework.)

I am not sure i am understanding you correctly but I assume you want the sounds to be like morse code...

This will generate a single tone.
...

One way:

awk -F'!sil' '/!sil/{print $2}' file

Guru.

Here's another way:
grep -o '!sil .* !sil' temp.txt | sed 's/!sil//g'