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Re^2: Parsing a Variable Format String

by ozboomer (Friar)
on Jul 10, 2008 at 06:13 UTC ( [id://696615]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


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OOooo, that's certainly elegant :)

I've been trying to get things happening... with some success.

My regex is still woeful... but I have a vague idea of what's going on here.. I still can't get the CT/CL items "usable" though, viz:
use Data::Dumper; @opts = ( "SS 21M- PL 2#3 PV 51.3 CL #110 +0 RL 126' SA 106 DS 93", "SS 21 + PL 2.3 PVa51.3 CT^ 110 +0 RL126, SA 106 DS 93", "SS 21F PL2#3# PV 51.3 CL #110 +0 RL 126' SA 106 DS 93" +, "SS 21#+ PL2.3# PV 51.3 CL 110 -13 RL 126' SA 106 DS 93 +", "SS 32 - PL2.3# PV 51.3 CL #110 +0 RL 126' SA 106 DS 93" ); my ($ss, $mstate, $mvote); my %patterns = ( qr/SS\s+(\d+)([MF# ])([\+\- ])/ => sub { $ss = $1; $mstate = $2; $mvote = $3; }, # qr/PL\s+([=#]?)(\d+)([=#]?)(\d+)/ # qr/PL\s+(\d+)([\.\#])(\d+)([\.\#])/ qr/PL\s*(\d+)([\#\.])(\d+)([\#\.]?)/ => sub { $sp = $1; $spl = $2; $spl = "" if ($spl ne "#"); $lp = $3; $lpl = $4; $lpl = "" if ($lpl ne "#"); }, qr/PV\s*([a-z]?\d+)(\.)(\d+)/ => sub { $vsp = $1; $vlp = $3 }, qr/RL\s+(\d+)([,'"]?)/ => sub { $rl = $1; $rlflg = $2; }, qr/SA\s+(\d+)/ => sub { $csa = $1 }, qr/DS\s+(\d+)/ => sub { $cds = $1 }, qr/CT\s+([#^]?)\s*(\d+)\s+(\S+)\s+(\S+)/, => sub { }, qr/CL\s+([#^]?)(\d+)\s+(\S+)/, => sub { }, ); sub MAGIC { my $line = $_[0]; $_ = {}; $line =~ s/^\s*//; printf("Input: >%s<\n", $line); LOOP: while (length($line)) { for my $k (keys %patterns) { if ($line =~ s/^$k(?:\s+|\z)//) { $patterns{$k}->(); next LOOP; } } warn "got stuck on: $line\n"; $_->{leftover} = $line; last; } printf(" \$ss = $ss\n"); printf("\$mstate = >$mstate<\n"); printf(" \$mvote = >$mvote<\n"); printf(" \$sp = $sp\n"); printf(" \$spl = $spl\n"); printf(" \$lp = $lp\n"); printf(" \$lpl = $lpl\n"); printf(" \$ctl = ...\n"); printf(" \$ct = ...\n"); printf(" \$ctr = ...\n"); printf(" \$vsp = $vsp\n"); printf(" \$vlp = $vlp\n"); printf(" \$rl = $rl\n"); printf(" \$rlflg = $rlflg\n"); printf(" \$csa = $csa\n"); printf(" \$cds = $cds\n"); $_; } foreach $buf (@opts) { printf("START -----\n"); MAGIC($buf); # print Dumper( MAGIC($buf)); printf(" \n"); }
For example, for the 4th item in @opts, I would like to capture the info that:

Buf: "SS 21#+ PL2.3# PV 51.3 CL 110 +13 RL 126' SA 106 DS 93" Cycle Time = CT (or CL) = 110 Locks = (no #) = OFF Rotation = "that number" = 13
Many thanks for the assistance; I appreciate it a lot.

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Re^3: My Favourite Regex Tools (Was: Parsing a Variable Format String)
by planetscape (Chancellor) on Jul 10, 2008 at 13:27 UTC
Re^3: Parsing a Variable Format String
by pc88mxer (Vicar) on Jul 10, 2008 at 07:58 UTC
    Something like:
    qr/(CT|CL)\s+([#]?)\s*(\d+)\s+(\S+)/, => sub { $_->{CTorCL} = $1; $_->{CycleTime} = $3; $_->{Locks} = ($2 eq "#" ? "ON" : "OFF"); $_->{Rotation} = $4; }
    Note I put the values in a hash. Otherwise you'll have to explicitly declare or reset your variables so one call won't interfere with subsequent calls.

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