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Based on one answer at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9605232/merge-two-lines-into-onehttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/9605232/merge-two-lines-into-one this seems to fit the bill

#!/usr/local/bin/bash

PATTERN1='TRACE *';
PATTERN2='DEBUG *';
PATTERN3='INFO *';
PATTERN4='ERROR *';
LINEOUT=""
while read line; do
    case $line in
        $PATTERN1)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        $PATTERN2)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        $PATTERN3)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        $PATTERN4)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        "")
                LINEOUT=""
                ;;

        *)      LINEOUT="$LINEOUT ## $line"
                ;;
    esac        
done
echo $LINEOUT

NB: This will add a blank space at the begining of output

Based on one answer at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9605232/merge-two-lines-into-one this seems to fit the bill

#!/usr/local/bin/bash

PATTERN1='TRACE *';
PATTERN2='DEBUG *';
PATTERN3='INFO *';
PATTERN4='ERROR *';
LINEOUT=""
while read line; do
    case $line in
        $PATTERN1)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        $PATTERN2)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        $PATTERN3)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        $PATTERN4)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        "")
                LINEOUT=""
                ;;

        *)      LINEOUT="$LINEOUT ## $line"
                ;;
    esac        
done
echo $LINEOUT

NB: This will add a blank space at the begining of output

Based on one answer at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9605232/merge-two-lines-into-one this seems to fit the bill

#!/usr/local/bin/bash

PATTERN1='TRACE *';
PATTERN2='DEBUG *';
PATTERN3='INFO *';
PATTERN4='ERROR *';
LINEOUT=""
while read line; do
    case $line in
        $PATTERN1)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        $PATTERN2)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        $PATTERN3)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        $PATTERN4)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        "")
                LINEOUT=""
                ;;

        *)      LINEOUT="$LINEOUT ## $line"
                ;;
    esac        
done
echo $LINEOUT

NB: This will add a blank space at the begining of output

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Based on one answer at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9605232/merge-two-lines-into-one this seems to fit the bill

#!/usr/local/bin/bash

PATTERN1='TRACE *';
PATTERN2='DEBUG *';
PATTERN3='INFO *';
PATTERN4='ERROR *';
LINEOUT=""
while read line; do
    case $line in
        $PATTERN1)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        $PATTERN2)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        $PATTERN3)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        $PATTERN4)
                echo $LINEOUT
                LINEOUT="$line"
                        ;;
        "")
                LINEOUT=""
                ;;

        *)      LINEOUT="$LINEOUT ## $line"
                ;;
    esac        
done
echo $LINEOUT

NB: This will add a blank space at the begining of output