SPUG: reg exp's
Parr, Ryan
Ryan.Parr at wwireless.com
Thu Sep 5 20:54:15 CDT 2002
On Wed, 4 Sep 2002 20:30:29 -0700 , Ryan.Parr at wwireless.com wrote:
>>Some of the other solutions won't work because
>>heading1 in group one will get overwritten by heading 1 in group 2 and
then
>>on to three etc.
>I didn't see any that did that.
I should've added my standard disclaimer that incorrect rambling
probabilities increase with my regularly scheduled crack ingenstion.
>>In my opinion the best data structure for this situation would be an array
>>of hash refs. Each hash ref is it's own group. Each group is terminated in
>>the file by a single blank line.
>>
>>So here's my code. This will even make sure that multiple newlines between
>>groups or at the end of the file won't cause multiple hasrefs with the
>>single key 'undef' :)
>Or that. Though yours gives an empty hashref if there are leading empty
>lines.
Damnit, you're right.
>>#!/usr/bin/perl
>>use strict;
>missing "use warnings" here.
Yeah...
snip...
>Other than that, yours does pretty much the same as mine:
>my $data;
>$/ = ''; # read in a paragraph at a time
>while (<DATA>) {
> push @$data, { split /:\s*(.*)\n+/ }
>}
I glanced at yours, missed where you split inside a hash ref, and that *you*
were the one smoking crack.
>though for non-quick&dirty use I'd do something more like yours
>with user warning messages for bad data.
Why though? Your's handles a little better.
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