text = <<-STR
Ram earns $2500 per month
Arup earns $5000 per month
Ayan earns $42,000 per mnth
Anup earns $225000 per month
Deba earns $450000 per month
STR
File.write("test.csv",text)
File.foreach('test.csv',:skip_lines =>
/^[^0-9]+(\d{5,6})[^0-9]+$/,:col_sep => " ") do |csv|
p csv
end
# >> "Ram earns $2500 per month\n"
# >> "Arup earns $5000 per month\n"
# >> "Ayan earns $42,000 per mnth\n"
# >> "Anup earns $225000 per month\n" # should be skipped
# >> "Deba earns $450000 per month\n" # should be skipped
text = <<-STR
Ram earns $2500 per month
Arup earns $5000 per month
Ayan earns $42,000 per mnth
Anup earns $225000 per month
Deba earns $450000 per month
STR
File.write("test.csv",text)
File.foreach('test.csv',:skip_lines =>
/^[^0-9]+(\d{5,6})[^0-9]+$/,:col_sep => " ") do |csv|
I don't think File's (or IO's) foreach understands :skip_lines, does
it? I think you mean: CSV.foreach
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On Sat, Feb 15, 2014 at 1:56 PM, Arup Rakshit <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
p csv
end
# >> "Ram earns $2500 per month\n"
# >> "Arup earns $5000 per month\n"
# >> "Ayan earns $42,000 per mnth\n"
# >> "Anup earns $225000 per month\n" # should be skipped
# >> "Deba earns $450000 per month\n" # should be skipped
I don't think File's (or IO's) foreach understands :skip_lines, does
it? I think you mean: CSV.foreach
You are right. I don't know, why I couldn't see that mistake by mean. It
is now working.
require 'csv'
text = <<-STR
Ram earns $2500 per month
Arup earns $5000 per month
Ayan earns $42,000 per mnth
Anup earns $225000 per month
Deba earns $450000 per month
STR