On 9/14/2010 8:57 AM, Scott Carullo wrote:
I receive the following back from a web request a custom application
makes. I need some regular expressions that tear it apart into its
individual data fields. Everything between the equal lines is an
actual response sample. I need the name, number, address, city, state
and zip pulled from the entire text output - each with one regular
expression. I'm sure there is some talented people out there that can
do this in a few minutes. I figured I'd be lazy and ask before I
spent hours trial and erroring.
Thanks for your assistance and time....
============================
Vitelity Communications API. Unauthorized access prohibited. All
commands are logged along with IP and username.
x[[name=BREVARD WIRELESS
number=3212051100
address=123 WIRELESS DR
city=ROCKLEDGE
state=FL
zip=32955[[x
If it's on Linux just shell out to awk via a system call and assign each
response to a variable (probably inside an array):
char...@john:~$ cat testin2
[name=blah
number=111111
address=1 a b c
char...@john:~$ cat testin2 | awk -F "=" '{print $2}'
blah
111111
1 a b c
:)
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