Continue Long Statements on Multiple Lines

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Zadmehr Sg
Zadmehr Sg le 11 Déc 2020
Réponse apportée : dpb le 11 Déc 2020
Hi all,
I would be thankful if one can help me solve this issue.
I have a .txt file with a large number of lines (i.e 87471) .
A snapshot is as follows.
Sys_7899 1=0.21 2=0.31 3=0.32 4=0.77 5=0.97 6=0.1 7=0.31 8=0.71
9=0.92 10=0.36 11=0 13=0.147 14=0.55
Sys_7900 1=0.41 2=0.53 3=0.80 4=0.69 5=0.34 6=0.94 7=0.1 8=0.48
9=0 10=0.4 11=0 12=0.21
Sys_7901 1=0.41 2=0.53 3=0.84 4=0.69 5=0.34 6=0.94 7=0.11
Sys_7902 1=0.56 2=0.13 3=0.89 4=0.11 5=0.11 6=0.12 7=0.17
In fact, the no. of samples are not the same (in each col.)
How can I add the second lines to the end of the first lines when the no. of samples goes more 8? In fact, I want to have all samples in just one and not given them into two lines for each sys like.
Sys_7900 1=0.41 2=0.53 3=0.80 4=0.69 5=0.34 6=0.94 7=0.1 8=0.48 9=0 10=0.4 11=0 12=0.21

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dpb
dpb le 11 Déc 2020
ix=find(~contains(txt,'Sys'));
>> arrayfun(@(ix) join(txt(ix-1:ix),1),ix)
ans =
2×1 cell array
{'Sys_7899 1=0.21 2=0.31 3=0.32 4=0.77 5=0.97 6=0.1 7=0.31 8=0.71 9=0.92 10=0.36 11=0 13=0.147 14=0.55'}
{'Sys_7900 1=0.41 2=0.53 3=0.80 4=0.69 5=0.34 6=0.94 7=0.1 8=0.48 9=0 10=0.4 11=0 12=0.21' }
>>

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