Hello folks, I am reading from a file and trying to match a few things in there. My file contain the following:

File                                        line    Type   code
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx~1332222~Note~444912~Implic
+it 
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx~1666633~Note~966656~Non co
+nst
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx~1666673~Note~190994~Old-st
+yle 
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx~1854547~Note~194417~empty 
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx~1877778~Note~916765~Implic
+it 
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx~1955551~Note~955515~Implic
+it

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I need to a capture the file and the code belongs to it and send it to a new file the new file should look like this:

D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx 444912
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx 966656
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx 190994
D:\minibuild\nbsssbs\appl\src\erlmtrihm.cxx 194417

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I am having problem with the ~ so any ideas or tips, I would appreciate it.

Edited: ~Wed Jul 3 16:52:43 2002 (GMT), by footpad:
Added <code> (and other formatting) tags and corrected minor typos.

In reply to match from a file and output to another by amoura

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