UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers

cat input.txt
'Pattern2' => 'blahdalskdahdlahldahdlakhdlahdlkajdlkaadasdadadadadadadasda
ajlalnalndklandlaksdlkaddd'
'Pattern2' => 'aohaonalkndlanldandlandklasnldnaldnak'
............
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PAT="Pattern2"
OUT=""
# Strip out newlines, parse 'quoted strings' into single arguments,
# print arguments 1 at a time and save to file.
tr '\n' ' ' < /inputfile | xargs -n 1 > /tmp/$$

while read LINE
do
        if [ "$LINE" == "=>" ]
        then
                read LINE
                [ "$TITLE" = "$PAT" ] && OUT="$OUT$LINE"
                continue
        fi

        TITLE="$LINE"
done < /tmp/$$

rm -f /tmp/$$

echo "Got data $OUT"

#!/bin/sh


cp  Pattern.txt test2.txt
chmod 777 test2.txt
sed "s/'//g" test1.txt > test2.txt

cp test2.txt test3.txt
chmod 777 test3.txt
sed "s/ //g" test2.txt > test3.txt
cp test3.txt test1.txt

grep "Pattern2=>" test1.txt | cut -f 2 -d">" | tr -d '\n' >> Result.txt

rm test2.txt test3.txt