How can I match the particular character in the string?

Shell Programming and Scripting
1

Hi, I want to check out a word in the text file and generate a clear report for me to see...

The text file content:
Content:
............
20120608: [TXT 120k-130k(130k), manachan]
20120608: [TXT 120k-130k(130k), natsumi]
............
20120608: [Full TxT 120k-130k(130k), manatsu]
..........
2012031201: [TXT 350k-540k(600k)], hime]
End of the file

My expected output is:
Full TXT:
manatsu

TXT:
manachan
natsumi
hime

I got some trouble to get "TXT" and "Full TXT" now and I am not idea to sum up all the TXT info. Is it possible to generate?

#!/bin/ksh

for i in `sed -e "s/[ <tab>]*//g" record1 | grep -i 'TXT'`
	do
	 txtName=`echo $i | awk 'BEGIN {FS=","} {print $1;}'`
         if [ -n `$txtName | grep -i 'Full TXT' ]
             author=`echo $i | awk 'BEGIN {FS=","} {print $2;}'`
	     echo "Full Text: $author"
         fi
	done
  exit

but it will have an error message (red color)
grep: can't open 20120608: [Full TxT 120k-130k(130k), manatsu]

Thanks!

2

This may require some tweak depending on your requirements and depending on how the rest of your file looks like.

awk -F"[][ ]" 'NF>4{a[$3]=(a[$3]?a[$3] RS:z) $(NF-1)}END{for(i in a) {print i":" RS a}}' yourfile

awk -F"[][ ]" 'tolower($3)~/full|txt/{a[$3]=(a[$3]?a[$3] RS:z)  $(NF-1)}END{for(i in a) {print i":" RS a}}' yourfile
3

Thank you for your advise but i do not understand the syntax of it ...
so i do not know how to put those statements in my script
would you mind to explain more about the statements?
many thanks!