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awk ' {
a[NR]=$0;
} /eee/ {
f = 1;
} !/eee/ && !/fff/ {
f = 0;
} /fff/ && f {
...

tr '\t' '\n' < filename

try:
while read f l
do
printf "<value>" >> $f.xml
for w in ${l%[.]}
do
printf "<token>$w</token>" >> $f.xml
done
printf "</value>\n" >> $f.xml
done < input

sed -n '/^x[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]/!p' file

Looks like a dos/win file, remove the CR's first with tr, try this:
tr -d '\r' < file | sed 's/[,.]*$/./'

Try this:

awk '!/\.$/{sub(/$/, ".")};{print}' myfile.txt


EDIT:
Hmm, didnt see the comma, sorry.

EDIT:
This works..

awk 'sub(/,$/, "") || !/\.$/{sub(/$/, ".")};{print}' myfile.txt