What I really want
Input:
<int>
45
</int>
<string>
Name
</string>
output:
<int> 45 </int>
<string> Name </string>
Here is what I've come up w/ so far(needs tweaking) for the desired output above:
printf "please enter some values \n"
readarray -t arr
echo "" ${arr[@]} && cat >> input.txt
my output: <int> 45 </int> <string> Name </string>
CodePudding user response:
Using printf
$ printf '%s %s %s\n' $(cat input.txt)
<int> 45 </int>
<string> Name </string>
CodePudding user response:
When you want to combine each 3 lines, you can use
cat inputfile | paste -d " " - - -
When you can have values with more than one line, you might use
tr -d '\n' < inputfile | sed 's#</[^>]*>#&\n#g'
Or with awk
:
awk '/<\/.*>/ {print; next} {printf $0}' inputfile