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For example:

My input:

Input:
zxxxxyzzxyxyxyzxzzxzzzyzzxxxzxxyyyzxyxzyxyxyzyyyyzzyyyyzzxzxzyzzzzyxzxxxyxxxxyyzyyzyyyxzzzzyzxyzzyyy
--------
x y z
--------
A B
--------
 A B
A 0.634 0.366 
B 0.387 0.613 
--------
 x y z
A 0.532 0.226 0.241 
B 0.457 0.192 0.351


Output:
AAAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBBBBBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBBBBBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBBBBAAA

Right now I'm using this:

import sys, re

data = 
for line in sys.stdin.readlines():
 data.append(''.join(line.strip().split()))

cleanup = 
for i in range(len(data)):
 cleanup.append(re.sub(r"S+", " ", data[i]))

print(data)

and my output looks like this:

['zxxxxyzzxyxyxyzxzzxzzzyzzxxxzxxyyyzxyxzyxyxyzyyyyzzyyyyzzxzxzyzzzzyxzxxxyxxxxyyzyyzyyyxzzzzyzxyzzyyy', '--------', 'xyz', '--------', 'AB', '--------', 'AB', 'A0.6340.366', 'B0.3870.613', '--------', 'xyz', 'A0.5320.2260.241', 'B0.4570.1920.351']

But what I want my data list to look like is:

print(data)
['zxxxxyzzxyxyxyzxzzxzzzyzzxxxzxxyyyzxyxzyxyxyzyyyyzzyyyyzzxzxzyzzzzyxzxxxyxxxxyyzyyzyyyxzzzzyzxyzzyyy', 'x', 'y', 'z', 'A', 'B', '0.634', '0.366', '0.387', '0.613', '0.532', '0.226', '0.241', '0.457', '0.192', '0.351']

You are almost right. You simply need to not join back the split() result. Instead, append the data list with each element from the split()

import sys, re

data = 
for line in sys.stdin.readlines():
 for x in re.sub(r"[^a-zA-Zds.]", "", line).strip().split():
 data.append(x)

print(data)

You could do it like this...

rawLines = raw.split("n")

data = 
data["seq"] = rawLines[1]

data["mat1"] = 
for k in [8,9]:
 temp = rawLines[k].split("t")
 if(k==8):
 data["mat1"]["A"] = "A":float(temp[1]),"B":float(temp[2])
 else:
 data["mat1"]["B"] = "A":float(temp[1]),"B":float(temp[2])

data["mat2"] = 
for k in [14,15]:
 temp = rawLines[k].split("t")
 if(k == 14):
 data["mat2"]["A"]="X":float(temp[1]),"Y":float(temp[2]),"Z":float(temp[3])
 elif(k == 15):
 data["mat2"]["B"]="X":float(temp[1]),"Y":float(temp[2]),"Z":float(temp[3])