On 7/3/13 9:39 AM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
The above code is just for the ID, but even on that task it doesn't seem to
do the same thing I did. The above will not flag this as a problem, but my
code would:
ID SECTION SUBSECTION TYPE|OP1|OP2
AB MediumOrchid
AB MediumOrchid
On Wed, Jul 3, 2013 at 11:30 AM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.comwrote:
Right, that's why yours is better. The nature of the data is usually that
only a single line would be out of sequence, but of course you can't rely
on that.
So tell those guys that you don't condone half-assed
I'd be very curious to know what the rails code looked like. I've said many
times, and I hope the new language features enable this soon, that there are
*many* extensions to the LC language that would be equal parts intuitive and
useful.
The unique requirement on the type might be (assuming
On 7/1/13 12:53 AM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
Okay, this is a beast, and in no way good or generalized. It doesn't use
the previous function, instead just going through line by line and flagging
all the issues it sees in one pass.
snip
Thanks Geoff, I'll definitely look it over. I actually won't
J. Landman Gay jacque@... writes:
Fortunately the client said never mind,
sigh...clients.../sigh
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I've got a challenge for anyone up for it. Below are the rules and some
formatted example data. It's supposed to be tab-delimited but if email
borks it, you can grab a zip file here:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23431607/testColumnData.txt.zip
DATA FORMAT:
Each tab-delimited line has
J,
I tried to reply but the moderator says too many characters. Anyway, here's my
question: According to rule 5 everything is grouped. Does that mean everything
is also alphabetized.
Mike
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On 6/30/13 7:04 PM, Michael Kann wrote:
J,
I tried to reply but the moderator says too many characters. Anyway,
here's my question: According to rule 5 everything is grouped. Does
that mean everything is also alphabetized.
Nope, nothing is alphabetized, not even the ID blocks (my fake data
On 6/30/13 8:42 PM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
In the email, item 2 is:
2. While every Type must be unique, a Type can be the same as the
Subsection it's in. This is the only non-unique exception.
In the file it says,
2. While every Type must be unique, a Type can be the same as a Subsection
Cool. Note that in the sample data, the first two lines of the EF block
are missing entirely, the ones that should have the empty values. Not
sure how to call your function for that but I'm hoping you do. :)
On 6/30/13 8:33 PM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
This is just one piece, but here's a
Okay, this is a beast, and in no way good or generalized. It doesn't use
the previous function, instead just going through line by line and flagging
all the issues it sees in one pass. It should:
1. Flag any new ID that doesn't have just two items on the line.
2. Following that line, flag if the
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