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Don Levan
Hi All,
I am struggling here and would be most appreciative of any help.
I have a regular expression problem I can't seem to figure my way out
of. I had sent a similar request this morning, and gratefully
received two emails from David Black and Axel Etzold. Unfortunately,
I am still having difficulty.
I am trying to extract the font name attribute out of the following
xml (this is an excerpt of a larger file). The weird thing, is that
my regular expression correctly matches the text if I use TextMate's
regular expression 'find in project feature' and with the freeware
Reggy regular expression test tool found on Google code. It also
matches correctly, if I text against a subset of the xml being
parsed. I.E., see this first example.
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# Created by Don Levan on 2007-06-26.
# Copyright (c) 2007. All rights reserved.
string = %q(</TextObj>
</Object>
<ObjectStyle id="0" fontHeight="11" graphicFormat="3843"
fieldBorders="132">
<CharacterStyle mask="16183">
<Font-family codeSet="Roman" fontId="0">Helvetica</Font-family>
<Font-size>9</Font-size>
<Face>256</Face>
<Color>#000000</Color>
</CharacterStyle>")
regexp = Regexp.new(/^\s*<Font-family codeSet=\"\w*\" fontId=\"\d*\">
(\w*)<\/Font-family>\s*$/)
if string =~ regexp
puts "#{$1}"
end
Result: Helvetica
However, if I run this script, there is no result.
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# Created by Don Levan on 2007-06-26.
# Copyright (c) 2007. All rights reserved.
regexp = Regexp.new(/^\s*<Font-family codeSet=\"\w*\" fontId=\"\d*\">
(\w*)<\/Font-family>\s*$/)
file = File.new('/Users/donlevan/Desktop/DDRs/Apple Dealer Price
List.xml')
file.each do |line|
if line =~ regexp
puts "#{$1}"
end
end
I have looked at Hiproct and XML simple, unfortunately I can not get
TextMate configured correctly so I keep getting Loaderrors when I try
to use ruby gems.
Thanks,
Don
I am struggling here and would be most appreciative of any help.
I have a regular expression problem I can't seem to figure my way out
of. I had sent a similar request this morning, and gratefully
received two emails from David Black and Axel Etzold. Unfortunately,
I am still having difficulty.
I am trying to extract the font name attribute out of the following
xml (this is an excerpt of a larger file). The weird thing, is that
my regular expression correctly matches the text if I use TextMate's
regular expression 'find in project feature' and with the freeware
Reggy regular expression test tool found on Google code. It also
matches correctly, if I text against a subset of the xml being
parsed. I.E., see this first example.
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# Created by Don Levan on 2007-06-26.
# Copyright (c) 2007. All rights reserved.
string = %q(</TextObj>
</Object>
<ObjectStyle id="0" fontHeight="11" graphicFormat="3843"
fieldBorders="132">
<CharacterStyle mask="16183">
<Font-family codeSet="Roman" fontId="0">Helvetica</Font-family>
<Font-size>9</Font-size>
<Face>256</Face>
<Color>#000000</Color>
</CharacterStyle>")
regexp = Regexp.new(/^\s*<Font-family codeSet=\"\w*\" fontId=\"\d*\">
(\w*)<\/Font-family>\s*$/)
if string =~ regexp
puts "#{$1}"
end
Result: Helvetica
However, if I run this script, there is no result.
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# Created by Don Levan on 2007-06-26.
# Copyright (c) 2007. All rights reserved.
regexp = Regexp.new(/^\s*<Font-family codeSet=\"\w*\" fontId=\"\d*\">
(\w*)<\/Font-family>\s*$/)
file = File.new('/Users/donlevan/Desktop/DDRs/Apple Dealer Price
List.xml')
file.each do |line|
if line =~ regexp
puts "#{$1}"
end
end
I have looked at Hiproct and XML simple, unfortunately I can not get
TextMate configured correctly so I keep getting Loaderrors when I try
to use ruby gems.
Thanks,
Don