Hi Guyz, back with a new problem 
Actually the situation is that i have a txt file or can be html file. In
that file the contents are written as:-
Model Name:- ABC
Item Name :- ABC
There are hundreds of lines for it. Now, i am matching these line and
where ever i'll find the line model name. I'll get it. So right now i am
doing it as,
if file_line.match("Model Name") .. Is there any other way to do it
using parsers? I mean using Hpricot or else .. want to know every
possible way to do this.
Thanks
路路路
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When that text is contained in a HTML file, is it alawys enclosed in the same
HTML tag?
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El Lunes, 4 de Enero de 2010, Hemant Bhargava escribi贸:
Hi Guyz, back with a new problem 
Actually the situation is that i have a txt file or can be html file. In
that file the contents are written as:-
Model Name:- ABC
Item Name :- ABC
There are hundreds of lines for it. Now, i am matching these line and
where ever i'll find the line model name. I'll get it. So right now i am
doing it as,
if file_line.match("Model Name") .. Is there any other way to do it
using parsers? I mean using Hpricot or else .. want to know every
possible way to do this.
--
I帽aki Baz Castillo <ibc@aliax.net>
I am not using any tags for text. Ok leave html part. Help me only with
text file.
I帽aki Baz Castillo wrote:
路路路
El Lunes, 4 de Enero de 2010, Hemant Bhargava escribi贸:
if file_line.match("Model Name") .. Is there any other way to do it
using parsers? I mean using Hpricot or else .. want to know every
possible way to do this.
When that text is contained in a HTML file, is it alawys enclosed in the
same
HTML tag?
--
Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/\.
Then using pure regex is good enough. If you want something "cooler" try
TreeTop parser (very friendly and powerful).
路路路
El Lunes, 4 de Enero de 2010, Hemant Bhargava escribi贸:
I am not using any tags for text. Ok leave html part. Help me only with
text file.
--
I帽aki Baz Castillo <ibc@aliax.net>