Bob_X
(Bob X)
5 July 2002 20:57
1
It parses, it opens, but it doesn’t write to the outFile. So I am
guessing I am not looping through the array properly.
#!/usr/bin/ruby -w
populate the array
kw = [ “adult”, “teen” ]
create a file to append data found from the input file
inFile = File.open(ARGV[0], “r”)
outFile = File.new(ARGV[1], “w+”)
search for a word and print the entire line
inFile.each_line { |line|
for kw in line # keywords to search for
print line # let the lines print to console
outFile.write line # also print to file
end
}
close the files
inFile.close
outFile.close
visual clue script is done
puts “Finished processing file…”
Bob X bobx@linuxmail.org writes:
It parses, it opens, but it doesn’t write to the outFile. So I am
guessing I am not looping through the array properly.
#!/usr/bin/ruby -w
populate the array
kw = [ “adult”, “teen” ]
create a file to append data found from the input file
inFile = File.open(ARGV[0], “r”)
outFile = File.new(ARGV[1], “w+”)
search for a word and print the entire line
inFile.each_line { |line|
for kw in line # keywords to search for
THis overwrites your kw array with ‘line’
Try something like (untested)
for word in kw
if line.include?(word)
print line # let the lines print to console
outFile.write line # also print to file
end
end
Cheers
Dave
Bob_X
(Bob X)
8 July 2002 21:24
3
Dave Thomas wrote:
Try something like (untested)
for word in kw
if line.include?(word)
print line # let the lines print to console
outFile.write line # also print to file
end
end
Got me where I needed to go…!