Comment filtrer différents fichiers d'un fichier

Question

Soit que dire que je veux les différents fichiers à partir de « processus » jusqu'au prochain processus ». Par exemple fichier d'entrée

 
Process=0 
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Process=1 
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Process=2 
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sortie prévue File_0 doit contenir

 
Process=0 
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File_1 doit contenir

 
Process=1 
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File_2 doit contenir

 
Process=2 
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Answer 1

Regardez la commande csplit sous Linux. Il sépare les fichiers texte à des délimiteurs (qui peuvent être définis par une expression régulière).

Answer 2

utilisation gawk/nawk (Solaris)

gawk -F"=" '/Process/{f=1;n=$2;print $0 > "File_"n;next} 
f && /Process/{f=0} 
f&&NF{print $0 > "File_"n} 
' file 

Answer 3

Cela crée les fichiers pour chaque section et affiche le texte à leur disposition. S'il y a du texte avant le premier "Processus" alors il est placé dans un fichier appelé "Préambule".

awk -F '[ =]' 'BEGIN {file="Preamble"} {if ($1 == "Process") file="File_"$2; print >> file}' inputfile