Shell Programming and Scripting

Hi ,

I have a file like below.I want all the content in a single line excluding the XML.How can i proceed?

Code:

 
[xxx]
t=21
y=23
 
[jjj]
rg=xyz
.....
<xmlstarts>
.
.
<xmlends>
 
[ppp]
lk=99
lo=09

Thanks,
Chetan.C

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The output im expecting is like this [xxx]t=21y=23[jjj]rg=xyz[ppp]lk=99lo=09

Code:

sed '/<xmlstarts>/,/<xmlends>/d' inputfile | tr -d '\n'

Hi m
Thanks for the response.It is working fine as expected.The script is now like below

Code:

#!/bin/bash
cd /Extracted
for i in *.txt
do
echo `sed '/</,/>/d' "$i" | tr -d '\n'`"^"$i
echo -e '\n'
done

Since i need filename in front of each line i have used the for loop.
But the script runs very slow.total rows is round 900000 for 9000 files.Is there any better way than the script above to improve the performance?
Thanks,
Chetan.C

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Any sugestions?

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Is there a perl option where i can be doing it?

Hi,

Wanted to know if i can use awk for this as i'm using echo to print filename for each file ans this is making the script very slow.

Thanks,
Chetan.c

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Hi,

I have the script like below after some modifications.

Code:

awk -v ORS="" 'FNR==1 {printf("\n"FILENAME"\n")} ;{ sub(/<.*/,"");print }' *.txt

But this code prints a lot of Blank lines and i do not know why.
can somebody please let me know if this code is right.?

Thanks,
Chetan.C