Text file:- 
 Pattern 0 (full_sequential)
 Time 0: period = 100
 Time 0: force_all_pis =   XX00X1X 
 Time 200: force_all_pis = XX1X0X1
 Time 400: force_all_pis = XXX1XX0
 Time 600: force_all_pis = XXX1XX0
 Time 800: force_all_pis = XXX1XX0
 Time 940: measure_all_pos =1
 Pattern 1 (full_sequential)
 Time 0: period = 100
 Time 0: force_all_pis =   XX0XX1X
 Time 200: force_all_pis = XX1XXXX
 Time 400: force_all_pis = XX0X10X
 Time 600: force_all_pis = XX1XXXX
 Time 800: force_all_pis = XX0010X
 Time 1000: force_all_pis =XX110X1
 Time 1140: measure_all_pos =1
 Pattern 2 (full_sequential)
 Time 0: period = 100
 Time 0: force_all_pis =   XX00X11
 Time 200: force_all_pis = XX110X0
 Time 340: measure_all_pos =1
 Pattern 3 (full_sequential)
 Time 0: period = 100
 Time 0: force_all_pis =   XX01X10
 Time 200: force_all_pis = XX1X0X1
 Time 400: force_all_pis = XX00011
 Time 600: force_all_pis = XX1X0X1
 Time 740: measure_all_pos =0
 Pattern 4 (full_sequential)
 Time 0: period = 100
 Time 0: force_all_pis =   XX00X1X
 Time 200: force_all_pis = XX1XXXX
 Time 400: force_all_pis = XX010X1
 Time 600: force_all_pis = XX10XX0
 Time 740: measure_all_pos =0
 Pattern 5 (full_sequential)
 Time 0: period = 100
 Time 0: force_all_pis =   XXXX0XX
 Time 200: force_all_pis = XXXX1XX
 Time 400: force_all_pis = XX0011X
 Time 600: force_all_pis = XX111X1
 Time 740: measure_all_pos =1
 Pattern 6 (full_sequential)
 Time 0: period = 100
 Time 0: force_all_pis =   XX0X10X
 Time 200: force_all_pis = XX1XXXX
 Time 400: force_all_pis = XX0XX1X
 Time 600: force_all_pis = XX1XXXX
 Time 800: force_all_pis = XX00X1X
 Time 1000: force_all_pis =XX110X1
 Time 1140: measure_all_pos =0
 Pattern 7 (full_sequential)
 Time 0: period = 100
 Time 0: force_all_pis =   XXXX1XX
 Time 200: force_all_pis = XXXX0XX
 Time 400: force_all_pis = XX0001X
 Time 600: force_all_pis = XX110X1
 Time 740: measure_all_pos =0
 Pattern 8 (full_sequential)
 Time 0: period = 100
 Time 0: force_all_pis =   XX00X1X
 Time 200: force_all_pis = XX11XXX
 Time 400: force_all_pis = XX010X1
 Time 600: force_all_pis = XX11XX0
 Time 740: measure_all_pos =1
 Pattern 9 (full_sequential)
 Time 0: period = 100
 Time 0: force_all_pis =   XX00X1X
 Time 200: force_all_pis = XX11XX0
 Time 400: force_all_pis = XX0X0X1
 Time 600: force_all_pis = XX1XXXX
 Time 800: force_all_pis = XXX0XX0
 Time 940: measure_all_pos =0

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Hello Everyone.

Logic:-

I want to extract pattern into the file. For example, In first 5 patterns, last three patterns are same so I want to extract pattern

which is not repeated, so in first 5 patterns, I will only take first 3 patterns which are not same likewise process continues for

another set of patterns.

Output Should be like 

 XX00X1X 
 XX1X0X1
 XXX1XX0
 XX0XX1X
 XX1XXXX
 XX0X10X
 XX1XXXX
 XX0010X
 XX110X1
 XX00X11
 XX110X0
 XX01X10
 XX1X0X1
 XX00011
 XX1X0X1
 XX00X1X
 XX1XXXX
 XX010X1
 XX10XX0
 XXXX0XX
 XX0011
 XX111X1
 XX0X10X
 XX1XXXX
 XX0XX1X
 XX1XXXX
 XX00X1X
 XX110X1
 XXX1XX
 XXX0XX
 XX0001X
 XX110X1
 XX00X1X
 XX11XXX
 XX010X1
 XX11XX0
 XX00X1X
 XX11XX0
 XX0X0X1
 XX1XXXX
 XXX0XX0

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In reply to How should I Extract data from text file. Pattern I have to extract should not repeated one. by jumdesumit

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