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Crimson Editor is my favorite:b:

Similar to UltraEdit but free

Here is my code
awk '/^Begin/{close(f);f="C:/"$2".txt"} f{print>f}' input

I am using MKS Toolkit (KornShell) for Windows XP

My book says the basic syntax for awk is


I were thinking about this for two days:
What's about the function of the red part (I knew print>f is to print the result to the output file)

Thank, it's weird that this one didn't work in my KornShell. I tried to look for the output txt files and found nothing in my specified directory.

:b:
Thanks, I am very interested in this awk one. May I ask where the $f.txt stored ? same directory as the input file?

No, I dont want them named Object-aaaaa.txt. It should be named as aaaaa.txt


Thanks

Oh, what if the input file like:
Begin aaaaa
txt1
end
;
Begin bbbbbb
txt2
end
;
Begin cccc
txt3
end
;
Begin ddd
txt4
end
;

Thank you very much, Lakris.:) I will try it out

Hi, all

I want to print a paragraph if it contains AAA (blank lines separate paragraphs)
So I tired the following one :
sed -e '/./{H;$!d;}' -e 'x;/AAA/!d;' InputFile

It gives out all the...

Hi, everyone

The input file pattern is like below:

Begin Object1

txt1

end
;


Begin Object2

txt2

end
;

...