heh... forwarding to the list, too.
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From: Jason Massey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: May 15, 2007 6:51 AM
Subject: Re: [Tutor] Text matching
To: "Gardner, Dean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Look at it a different way. If the one thing that is sure to be there is
the SomeSpec portion, then how about making a listing of where they occur
and slicing everything up.
Concretely, as Mr. Yoo would say:
f = open(r"c:\python24\test.txt",'r').readlines()
logList = []
indices = [x for x,line in enumerate(f) if 'SomeSpec' in line]
for x in range(len(indices)-1):
logList.append(f[indices[x]:indices[x+1]])
#tack on the last record
logList.append(f[indices[-1]:])
for count,x in enumerate(logList):
print count,':',x
C:\Python24>test.py
0 : ['---- SomeSpec 0000-0001 ----\n', '\n', '> some commit 1\n', '\n',
'Reviewed By: someone\n']
1 : ['---- SomeSpec 0000-0002 ----\n', '> some commit 2\n', '\n']
2 : ['---- SomeSpec 0000-0003 ----\n', '>some commit 1\n', 'Reviewed By:
Someone']
On 5/15/07, Gardner, Dean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So I took Kents advice and refactored but I have uncovered another
problem which I am hoping people may be able to help with. I realized
that the string I was using to identify the end of a record can in some
cases not be found ( i.e. if a commit wasn't reviewed). This can lead to
additional records being returned.
Can anyone suggest how I can get round this?
Text file example ( in this case looking for commit 1 would give details
of commit two also):
---- SomeSpec 0000-0001 ----
> some commit 1
Reviewed By: someone
---- SomeSpec 0000-0002 ----
> some commit 2
---- SomeSpec 0000-0003 ----
>some commit 1
Reviewed By: Someone
Code:
def searchChangeLog(self,filename):
uid = self.item.Uid()
record=[]
logList=[]
displayList=[]
f = open(filename)
logTextFile="temp.txt"
""" searched through the changelog 'breaking' it up into
individual entries"""
for line in f:
if ("Reviewed: 000" in line):
logList.append(record)
record = []
else:
record.append(line)
""" searches to determine if we can find entries for
a particualr item"""
for record in logList:
for item in record:
if uid in item:
displayList.append(record)
""" creates a temporary file to write our find results to """
removeFile = os.path.normpath( os.path.join(os.getcwd(),
logTextFile))
# if the file exists, get rid of it before writing our new
findings
if Shared.config.Exists(removeFile):
os.remove(removeFile)
recordLog = open(logTextFile,"a")
for record in range(len(displayList)):
for item in displayList[record]:
recordLog.write (item)
recordLog.close()
#display our results
commandline = "start cmd /C " + logTextFile
os.system(commandline)
Dean Gardner
Test Engineer
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-----Original Message-----
From: Kent Johnson [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 04 May 2007 11:26
To: Gardner, Dean
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Tutor] Text matching
Gardner, Dean wrote:
>
> So here it is....it might not be pretty (it seems a bit un-python like
> to me) but it works exactly as required. If anyone can give any tips
> for possible optimisation or refactor I would be delighted to hear
> from them.
>
> Thanks
>
> uid = self.item.Uid()
> record=[]
> logList=[]
> displayList=[]
> f = open(filename)
> logTextFile=" temp.txt"
> """ searched through the changelog 'breaking' it up into
> individual entries"""
> try:
> while 1:
> endofRecord=0
> l = f.next()
> if l.startswith("----"):
> record.append(l)
> l=f.next()
> while endofRecord==0:
> if "Reviewed: 000" not in l:
> record.append(l)
> l=f.next()
> else:
> logList.append(record)
> record=[]
> endofRecord=1
> except StopIteration:
> pass
I don't think you need endofRecord and the nested loops here. In fact I
think you could use a plain for loop here. AFAICT all you are doing is
accumulating records with no special handling for anything except the
end records. What about this:
record = []
for line in f:
if "Reviewed: 000" in line:
logList.append(record)
record = []
else:
record.append(line)
> """ searches to determine if we can find entries for
> a particualr item"""
> for record in logList:
> currRec = record
> for item in currRec:
> if uid in item:
> displayList.append(currRec)
The currRec variable is not needed, just use record directly.
If uid can only be in a specific line of the record you can test that
directly, e.g.
for record in logList:
if uid in record[1]:
> """ creates a temporary file to write our find results to """
> removeFile = os.path.normpath( os.path.join(os.getcwd(),
> logTextFile))
>
> # if the file exists, get rid of it before writing our new
> findings
> if Shared.config.Exists (removeFile):
> os.remove(removeFile)
> recordLog = open(logTextFile,"a")
>
> for record in range(len(displayList)):
> for item in displayList[record]:
> recordLog.write(item)
for record in displayList:
recordLog.writelines(record)
> recordLog.close()
> #display our results
> commandline = "start cmd /C " + logTextFile
> os.system(commandline)
>
Kent
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