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try:
awk '
{l=l ":lb:" $0;
if ($0 ~ /< *\/ *section>/) {
sub("^:lb:","",l); sub("^:lb:","",l); sub("^:lb:","",l);
if (l ~ /ole[-]present/) gsub(":lb:","",l);
gsub(":lb:","\n",l);
...

Hi,

If you need your code to be more generic, Try this one,

Input:


<li>keyword</li>
<a>keyword
<B>keyword</B>
<li>keyword
<li>keyword</li>



sed '/>$/!...

Here you go..
[mkt@michael]$ sed '/^<li>/{
> />$/!s/$/<\/li>/
> }' inputfile
...
<li>keyword</li>
<li>keyword</li>
<li>keyword</li>
<li>keyword</li>
<li>keyword</li>
...
[mkt@michael]$...

Does it have to be sed?awk '/^<li>/&&!/<\/li>$/{$0=$0"</li>"}1' file

Hi pioavi,

Why awk? In my opinion, it's not the tool for the job. I would use xpath, xquery or xslt instead, but here you have a script (probably needed the GNU version). Test it:

$ cat infile...

something to start with - assuming 'numitem_tabN[]' and 'subitem_tabN[]' all precede the <record> definitions):

nawk -F'[=:]' '$1~/^(sub|num)item_tab[0-9][0-9]*[[]] */ {item[" "$1]=$2;next}...