(NEW!) or to change out of the trip! Headache And the former is somewhat different note Need to be in the form of two documents into one document Document 1 [code]10463 CLOSED Option 10477 STARTED 10524 CLOSED Option 10535 CLOSED Option 10536 CLOSED INVALID 10564 CLOSED Option 10693 NEW 10740 CLOSED FIXED[/code] Document 2 Closed option [code]10463 10477 STARTED 10524 Closed option 10535 Closed option 10,367 Closed INVALID 10564 Closed option 10,693 NEW 10,740 Closed FIXED[/code] And the former 萜 some differences, the increasing difficulty that way? Thank you (NEW!) or to change out of the trip! Headache Even be the same token : [code]xargs -n3 "File Or Sed 'N;N;s/\n/ /' file[/code] (NEW!) or to change out of the trip! Headache Sorry, did not look carefully *^_^* (NEW!) or to change out of the trip! Headache Is ah, the figure behind some of his party, some two lines. (NEW!) or to change out of the trip! Headache [code]$cat File|tr '\n' '' |awk '{gsub (/ ([0-9]) 12000 .0 "\n&") ;print}' 10463 Closed option 10477 STARTED 10524 Closed option 10535 Closed option 10,367 Closed INVALID 10564 Closed option 10,693 NEW 10,740 fixed Closed [/code] (NEW!) or to change out of the trip! Headache Deeply admire, God Zhennai (NEW!) or to change out of the trip! Headache MM you too fast, etc. I [code]cat File|xargs|sed 'depends strongly [0-9]/@&/g' s |tr '@' '\n' |sed 's/^ 4003rd' [/code] (NEW!) or to change out of the trip! Headache Haha (NEW!) or to change out of the trip! Headache [code]$cat File|while read i;do "Echo-n" $i ";done|sed 's/[0-9]\{1, \}/\ "&/g ';echo 10463 Closed option 10477 STARTED 10524 Closed option 10535 Closed option 10,367 Closed INVALID 10564 Closed option 10,693 NEW 10,740 Closed FIXED[/code] (NEW!) or to change out of the trip! Headache (NEW!) or to change out of the trip! Headache --> Awk Lane gsub function and sub function are used to match patterns of substitution. Awk '{sub (/ model / "want to have the characters") ;print}' Such as : $echo Abc|awk '{sub (／ u "A") ;print}' Abc $echo Abca|awk '{sub (／ u "A") ;print}' Abca $echo Abca|awk '{gsub (／ u "A") ;print}' AbcA (NEW!) or to change out of the trip! Headache Understand the point g overall flavor, thank you! "\n&" In the earlier match (\d+) before adding "\n"! So I have an empty row in front of the output! Do not know right! Hee hee go up in smoke :) [ Closed window ]