I have to create an output like this (example Line3/Line4): 
Line3-16042010084016^Rete Prova Centauro^01032491^Analisi giornaliera 
+Mensile^dataFinale = 13/04/2010|tecnica = ITALTEL|livelloImpianto = 1
+|dataIniziale = 13/04/2010|direzioneTraffico = |livelloOLOFascioITC =
+ 2|iqSoglia = 0.05|livelloFascioITC = 3|areaTerritoriale = PV|impiant
+iSel = |livelloDirezioneTraffico = 4|oloFascioITCSel = |livelloQuarto
+Dora = 5|action = agmDrillDownData^2GbNLLGNmMK1wpPt2HLxCXXW8DmWc5V6JQ
+Sk7wZNdq6NnGmlXGnJ!-1562333788!1271399501
Line4-92

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These two line, have to become ones!!! Beacause the Line4 is a part of the the Line 3 This is how the output have to be: 
16042010084016^Rete Prova Centauro^01032491^Analisi giornaliera Mensil
+e^dataFinale = 13/04/2010|tecnica = ITALTEL|livelloImpianto = 1|dataI
+niziale =13/04/2010|direzioneTraffico = |livelloOLOFascioITC =2|iqSog
+lia = 0.05|livelloFascioITC = 3|areaTerritoriale = PV|impiantiSel = |
+livelloDirezioneTraffico = 4|oloFascioITCSel = |livelloQuartoDora = 5
+|action=gmDrillDownData^2GbNLLGNmMK1wpPt2HLxCXXW8DmWc5V6JQSk7wZNdq6Nn
+GmlXGnJ!-1562333788!127139950192

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Thanks again!

In reply to Re^2: STDIN Log Parser by DesperatePerler
in thread STDIN Log Parser by DesperatePerler

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