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Did you really run my example? If you did, you should find that the separators are in the array returned, and the output array is exactly what you indicated in your post. Verify it.

hello and thanks for the fast reply
This is great solution I didn't know perl can take multiple patterns for separation
But one thing remains I also need to capture the patterns and put them into...

$, = "\n";
print split(/([-+*])/, "foo1+foo22-blah*blah(var)+fooA(var)")';



foo1
+
foo22
-
blah
*
blah(var)
+
fooA(var)

Hello all
i have complex string that i will like to split to or to break to parts
my string is :
"foo1+foo22-blah*blah(var)+fooA(var)"
now i need to break this string so that every part of the...

awk 'NR==1{x=$0;next}/<\/Order>/{print y RS $0 RS "</OrderDetail>">f}/Order Number/{f="file"++n".xml";y=x}{y=y RS $0}' file.xml

Try this Perl script-- parse.pl,


#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
my $ord_flg;
my $paymnt_flag;
my $str;

open (FH,"<","/path/to/ur/inputxmlfile") || die "can not open file\n";

while...

thanks a lot pravin..its working.....

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Hi Pravin
we are not able to generate our real time Order xml...

Its working fine at my end.

try this,

awk '/Order Number=\"/ {a=$0;i=0;while(i<4){getline;a=a"\n"$0;i++};print a > ++j".xml"}' input.xml

HI Pravin..
thanks for quick reply...
i executed your command...where im getting 3 xmls...
but ...</Order> tag is not coming in 2nd and 3rd xml ,but coming in 1st xml.
could you plz llook into...

Try this,


awk '/Order Number=\"/ {a=$0;i=0;while(i<4){getline;a=a"\n"$0;++i};print a > ++j".xml"}' input.xml

Hi friends..
We have urgent requirement.We need to split the big xml having multiple orders into multiple xmls
having each order in each xml.
For Example
In input XMl will be in following format...

awk -F'(>|<)' '/value1/,/value2/ {if($2=="value1") v1=$3; else a[v1," ",$3]++}END{for (i in a) print i}' inputXML

For above input, output is:

xyx 123
568 zzzzz

I have an xml file with the structure:

<tag1>
<value1>xyx</value1>
<value2>123</value2>
</tag1>
<tag1>
<value1>568</value1>
<value2>zzzzz</value2>
</tag1>
where I...

$ awk -F"\n" -v RS="" 'NR>1 && NF>1 { print "<?xml version="1.0"?>\n<notification>\n", $0, "\n</notification>\n\n" > (NR-1)".xml" }' inputfile

local $/;
my $str = <DATA>;
my @arr = $str =~ /(<(\S+).*?<\/\2>)(?=.*school)/msg;
for(my $i=0;$i<=$#arr;$i=$i+2){
print '<?xml version="1.0"?>
<school>';
print "\n";
print $arr[$i],"\n";...

HI Corona, Thanks for the reply.
Please find the below sample actual xml, in this below example i need to create 4 seperate xmls and update in a .xml file. I will get xml file with only in any of...

I can make code that will work for that exact file but will probably fail for your real application. So it'd be better off to see the actual data you want split in the first place, with confidential...

HI All,
I have to split a xml file into multiple xml files and append it in another .xml file. for example below is a sample xml and using shell script i have to split it into three xml files...

Xpath can be used like // till pattern ...

Option for sel (select) is using xpath.

What is Xpath ? May be you might get some basics from URL:
XPath Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/xpath_intro.asp)


bash-2.03$ xml
XMLStarlet...

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It'd probably be better to not proliferate clutter that way.

How efficient the awk/grep method works depends on how large the files are, and how you're using them.

If different processes write to one file at a time, then there is a risk of file corruption (but not filesystem corruption). The corruption is usually that one of the concurrent writes is simply...

You have been given two suggestions using set -C or set -o noclobber that have nothing to do with mkdir. Have you looked at them?

I don't see how this has anything to do with the topic of this...

I found it. It's a bash-only feature, mind.

set -o noclobber

if ! exec 5>filename
then
echo "Someone else already has filename" >&2
exit 1
fi

# things writing to FD 5