Add to words syntaxes

ruby-talk
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If I understand you well the script should look like this:

outfile = ARGV.shift

lines = ARGF.readlines

nyomtatvanyazonosito, nev, adoszam, adoazonosito, tol, ig =
    lines.slice!(0,6).map {|w| w.chomp.chomp(';') }
first_six_data = <<-EOT
'<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1250"?>'
'<nyomtatvanyinformacio>'

'<nyomtatvanyazonosito>'#{nyomtatvanyazonosito}'</nyomtatvanyazonosito>'
      '<adozo>'
        '<nev>'#{nev}'</nev>'
        '<adoszam>'#{adoszam}'</adoszam>'
        '<adoazonosito>'#{adoazonosito}'</adoazonosito>'
      '</adozo>'
      '<idoszak>'
        '<tol>'#{tol}'</tol>'
        '<ig>'#{ig}'</ig>'
      '</idoszak>'
'</nyomtatvanyinformacio>'
'<mezok>'
EOT

marked_up_lines = lines.map do |line|
  words = line.split
  '<mezo eazon="' + words[0] + '">' + words[1] + '</mezo>' + "\n"
end

File.open(outfile,'w') do |file|
  file.write marked_up_lines.join
end

But if i run it so in the ouput only the things after the first six
lines appear....

Daniel

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-----Original Message-----
From: Carlos [mailto:angus@quovadis.com.ar]
Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2006 10:46 AM
To: ruby-talk ML
Subject: Re: add to words syntaxes

Dani wrote:

Thanks, for the answers, but didnt worked. I try to clear my problem,
Here is the input:

0608A;
Teszt Kft;
33445566222;
;
20060101;
20060131;
0A0001C002A 33445566222
0A0001C007A Teszt kft
# this text repeat himself with other data several times

This, should look like this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1250"?>
<nyomtatvanyok>
  <nyomtatvany>
    <nyomtatvanyinformacio>
      <nyomtatvanyazonosito>0608A</nyomtatvanyazonosito>
      <adozo>
        <nev>Teszt kft</nev> # the first line from the txt
        <adoszam>33445566222</adoszam> # second line
        <adoazonosito></adoazonosito> #thrid line, in this txt is

blank

      </adozo>
      <idoszak>
        <tol>20060101</tol> # fourth
        <ig>20060131</ig> # fifth
      </idoszak>
    </nyomtatvanyinformacio>
    <mezok>
      <mezo eazon="0A0001C002A">11111111122</mezo> # and the lines...
      <mezo eazon="0A0001C007A">Próba Cég</mezo>
.....
</mezok></nyomtatvany></nyomtatvanyok>

So my problem is how can I get an XML source like above. For the

columns

I already have this script:
outfile = ARGV.shift

lines = ARGF.readlines

Well, before you start to loop to fill the "mezo" tags, extract the
other lines:

  nyomtatvanyazonosito, nev, adoszam, adoazonosito, tol, ig =
    lines.slice!(0,6).map {|w| w.chomp.chomp(';') }
  first_six_data = <<-EOT
<?xml ...
<nyomtatvanyinformacio>
   <nyomtatvanyazonosito>#{nyomtatvanyazonosito}</nyomtatvanyazonosito>
      <adozo>
        <nev>#{nev}</nev>
  ...
EOT

...And then continue processing the array as before.

marked_up_lines = lines.map do |line|
  words = line.split
  '<mezo eazon="' + words[0] + '">' + words[1] + '</mezo>' + "\n"
end

File.open(outfile,'w') do |file|

     file.write first_six_data

  file.write marked_up_lines.join
end

HTH

(warning: code not tested)

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Dani wrote:

If I understand you well the script should look like this:

outfile = ARGV.shift

lines = ARGF.readlines
nyomtatvanyazonosito, nev, adoszam, adoazonosito, tol, ig =
    lines.slice!(0,6).map {|w| w.chomp.chomp(';') }
first_six_data = <<-EOT
'<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1250"?>'

Why the quotes here? The string is everything between the line following "<<-EOT" and "EOT". See Ruby Syntax

[...]

File.open(outfile,'w') do |file|

# You forgot to write the variable first_six_data here.
     file.write first_six_data

  file.write marked_up_lines.join

# And here probably you need to write
     file.write "</...></...></...>"

end

HTH