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or this
$ awk -F: '/^ #/ {a=$2;next}{print "zoneAdd \"" $0 "\",\"" a "\""}' infile
zoneAdd "p_CGBVMH1_FC0; p_EVA1_CTRL_A_1","z_CGBVMH1_FC0_to_EVA1_CTRL_A_1"
zoneAdd "p_CGBVMH1_FC0;...

Based on the input given ..

$ nawk -F: '/^#/{print "zoneAdd \""$2"\""}!/^#/{print "\""$0"\""}' infile | paste -d',' - -
zoneAdd "z_CGBVMH1_FC0_to_EVA1_CTRL_A_1","p_CGBVMH1_FC0; p_EVA1_CTRL_A_1"...

/objectname/ {f1=1;o=$2;next} --> if "objectname" present in a line store second field in variable "o" and set f1 flag


repeat the same login for other variables as well.

Once all the four...

How about this ?


awk -F":" '
/objectname/ {f1=1;o=$2;next}
/wwlunid/ {f2=1;w=$2;next}
/allocatedcapacity/ {f3=1;a=$2;next}
/redundancy/ {f4=1;r=$2;next}
...

paste can do the job
# paste -d\, - - - - < file
item1,attribute1 item1,attribute2 item1,attribute3 item1
item2,attribute1 item2,attribute2 item2,attribute3 item2
Or use awk
awk '{printf...

OK! Array's are not needed. This is more readable ;)


[mute@sunny ~]$ nawk 'NR%4 {printf $0",";next} 1' attr
item1,attribute1 item1,attribute2 item1,attribute3 item1
item2,attribute1...