Hmm ok then maybe changing the keys is not what I need to do then.
The reason I have skty and sktyny is that those are account names, sorry
should have stated that earlier. So I have a list of account numbers
and their balances, all accounts listed 500 through 539 should have a
key of skty and accounts with 540 through 550 should be sktyny. All the
account balances for skty should be combined into the value for skty
and all the balances should be combined for teh value of sktyny. Here
is the full code, I did not want to post a mile long request with it
all in there.
Tim
class SktyFut
attr_reader :acct
def initialize(filename)
@acct = File.new(filename, "r")
I'm not sure ruby automagically closes the file when the instance of
SktyFut is garbage collected. You open a file and assign it to a
class instance variable. Looks a little scary to me.
end
def future_data
@sktylist = Hash.new(0)
@acct.each do |list|
office = list[21..23]
if office == "RPT"
next
else
acctnum = list[24..28]
end
lv = list[217..230]
is_negative = list[215,1] == "-"
value = lv.to_f/100
value = -value if is_negative
value = list[215..230].delete(' ').to_f/100
# if the character separating - from lv is a space
# Add vales to hash
@sktylist[acctnum] += value
end
return @sktylist
end
end
class Calculate
attr_reader :sktyfuta, :sktyfutb
def initialize(sktyfuta, sktyfutb)
@sktyfuta = sktyfuta
@sktyfutb = sktyfutb
end
def data_comp
@sktyfuta.merge(@sktyfutb) { |key, old_value,
new_value| old_value - new_value }
end
#end
end
class FinalNum
attr_reader :sktynl
def initialize(sktynl)
@sktynl = sktynl
end
def numbers
@skty = Hash.new(0)
@sktynl.each do |key, value|
if key <= "539"
key.to_s
key = "SKTY"
@skty[key] += value
replace above 3 lines with... @skty["SKTY"] += value
elsif key >="540"
key = "SKYNY"
@skty[key] += value
replace above 3 lines with... @skty["SKYNY"] += value
or SKTYNY or whatever it is you are using
end
#@skty.each{ |key, value| puts "#{key} value
#{value}" }
Here should be... return @skty
end
end
end
Dir.chdir("/tmp")
post = SktyFut.new("SKTYFutBal20080513.txt")
a = post.future_data
#a.each{|key, value| puts "#{key} value is #{value}"}
pre = SktyFut.new("SKTYFutBal20080512.txt")
b = pre.future_data
data = Calculate.new(a,b)
iteration = data.data_comp
iteration.sort
#iteration.each{|key, value| puts "#{key} comp equals #{value}" }
sktyfinal = FinalNum.new(iteration)
submission = sktyfinal.numbers
submission.each{ |key, value| puts "#{key} line is #{value}" }
For the #numbers method, you might someday want to check out #select.
For example.
skny_sum = @sktynl.select {|k, v| k < 540}.inject(0) {|sum, arr| sum + arr[1]}
hth,
Todd
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On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 11:53 AM, Tim Wolak <tim.wolak@gmail.com> wrote:
