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edited Oct 6, 2019 at 1:52

With GNU awk (gawk), using FPAT to define a field as a sequence of non-#@ characters:

$ gawk '{$1=$1} 1' FPAT='[^#@]+' OFS='\n' file >> Sequence.txt
$ 
$ tail Sequence.txt 
HelloMyName
IsAdam
NiceToMeetYou

Similar approach, in perl:

perl -lpe '$_ = join "\n", /[^#@]+/g' file >> Sequence.txt

With GNU awk (gawk), using FPAT to define a field as a sequence of non-#@ characters:

$ gawk '{$1=$1} 1' FPAT='[^#@]+' OFS='\n' file >> Sequence.txt
$ 
$ tail Sequence.txt 
HelloMyName
IsAdam
NiceToMeetYou

With GNU awk (gawk), using FPAT to define a field as a sequence of non-#@ characters:

$ gawk '{$1=$1} 1' FPAT='[^#@]+' OFS='\n' file >> Sequence.txt
$ 
$ tail Sequence.txt 
HelloMyName
IsAdam
NiceToMeetYou

Similar approach, in perl:

perl -lpe '$_ = join "\n", /[^#@]+/g' file >> Sequence.txt

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answered Oct 6, 2019 at 1:31

With GNU awk (gawk), using FPAT to define a field as a sequence of non-#@ characters:

$ gawk '{$1=$1} 1' FPAT='[^#@]+' OFS='\n' file >> Sequence.txt
$ 
$ tail Sequence.txt 
HelloMyName
IsAdam
NiceToMeetYou