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9.0

changing the format of the output in Perl

Zone: Perl Programming Language

I have file

DEEP       10
VIN      15
SAH
BAL      1

Additionally I have 3 if conditions.

I printing the output to an email. currently prints like this:
DEEP still running
VIN still running
SAH is missing

I want the output something like this

Still runnnng:

DEEP
VIN

Missing:

SAH

Completed:
BAL

         
             while(<F>){
@txt_data=split/\t/;
$name = $txt_data[0];
$status = $txt_data[1];
 
if ($status gt "9")
print "$name still running";
elsif($staus eq "")
print "$name Missing;
else {
print "$name works fine;
}

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: saibsk

Solution Provided By: nixfreak

Participating Experts: 2

Solution Grade: A

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03.23.2008 at 12:01PM PDT, ID: 21190476

nixfreak:

my (@running, @missing, @fine);
while(<F>){
@txt_data=split/\t/;
$name = $txt_data[0];
$status = $txt_data[1];

if ($status gt "9") {
push @running,$name;
} elsif($staus eq "") {
push @missing,$name;
} else {
push @fine,$name;
}
print "Still running:\n\n"
while ($_=pop @running) {print $_,"\n";}
print "\nMissing:\n\n"
while ($_=pop @missing) {print $_,"\n";}
print "\nCompleted:\n\n"
while ($_=pop @fine) {print $_,"\n";}

03.23.2008 at 12:03PM PDT, ID: 21190482

oleber:

I don't know if I understood the idea.

                       
         
           
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             use strict;
use warnings;
 
my %hash;
while(my $line = <F>){
	chomp $line; 
	my ($name, $status) = split /\t/, $line;
 
	if ( not(defined $status) or ( $status eq "" ) ) {
		push(@{$hash{'Missing:'}}, $name);
	} elsif ( $status > 9) {
		push(@{$hash{'Still running:'}}, $name);
	} else {
		push(@{$hash{'Completed:'}}, $name);
	}
}
 
foreach my $key ('Still running:', 'Missing:', 'Completed:') {
	if ($hash{$key}) {
		print join "\n", $key, "", @{$hash{$key}}, "\n"; 
	}
}
           
         

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03.23.2008 at 12:04PM PDT, ID: 21190483

nixfreak:

my (@running, @missing, @fine);
while(<F>){
@txt_data=split/\t/;
$name = $txt_data[0];
$status = $txt_data[1];

if ($status gt "9") {
push @running,$name;
} elsif($staus eq "") {
push @missing,$name;
} else {
push @fine,$name;
}
}
print "Still running:\n\n"
while ($_=pop @running) {print $_,"\n";}
print "\nMissing:\n\n"
while ($_=pop @missing) {print $_,"\n";}
print "\nCompleted:\n\n"
while ($_=pop @fine) {print $_,"\n";}

03.24.2008 at 07:13AM PDT, ID: 21193622

saibsk:

I need to add status with the associated name. Could I still use the array to do that or I need to change the data structure to hash? Please advice.

03.24.2008 at 12:15PM PDT, ID: 21195993

oleber:

Please, explain better

03.24.2008 at 12:17PM PDT, ID: 21196012

saibsk:

In this step in the above code

push @running,$name;

only name is being pushed onto the array running I want to push the status variable too. such that it stores the data in the running array something like this

$running[0] = [$name, $status];

03.24.2008 at 12:29PM PDT, ID: 21196124

nixfreak:

you can use a hash instead. like so:

my %running;

$running{$name}=$status;
print "Running:\n\n";
for (keys %running) { printf $_, "\n";}

# or include status in o/p
for (keys %running) { printf $_, "\t", $running{$_}, "\n";}

Accepted Solution

nixfreak

03.24.2008 at 12:38PM PDT, ID: 21196189

my (%running, %missing, %fine);
while(<F>){
my ($name, $status) = split /\t/, $line;
if ($status gt "9") {
$running{$name}=$status;
} elsif($staus eq "") {
$missing{$name}=$status;
} else {
$fine{$name}=$status;
}
}
print "Still running:\n\n"
for (keys %running) { printf $_, "\n";}
# for (keys %running) { printf $_, "\t", $running{$_}, "\n";}
print "\nMissing:\n\n"
for (keys %missing) { printf $_, "\n";}
print "\nCompleted:\n\n"
for (keys %fine) { printf $_, "\n";}

saibsk

03.24.2008 at 01:05PM PDT, ID: 21196419

#!/usr/bin/perl

open(F1, "<file4.txt");
while(<F1>){
@txt_data = split/\t/;
$t{$txt_data[1]} = [@txt_data[5,7,9]];
}
open(F2, "<data_analized.csv");
while(<F2>){
@csv_data = split/,/;
$c{$csv_data[0]} = [@csv_data[1,2,3]] if $t{$csv_data[0]}
}
my @AET=qw(A E T);
for $i( 0,1,2 ){
for $n( keys %t ){
next unless $c{$n};
if( $t{$n}[$i] eq ""){
$missing{$AET[$i]}=$n;
}elsif ($t{$n}[$i] =~ /^(\D+)/){
$info{$AET[$i]}}=$n;
}elsif (sprintf("%02d:%s",split/:/,$c{$n}[$i]) lt sprintf("%02d:%s",split/:/,$t{$n}[$i])){
$running{$AET[$i]}=$n;

}

}
}

Now when I am assigning the values to the hashes the missing,runnning I think it is just assigning the latest value to the hash. Should I use something like push? When I use the code below it only prints the last value. Actually till this step it should store something like this
$missing{A}=DEEP
$missing{A}=VIN
$running{E}=SAH

for (keys %missing){
print "$_:\n";
print $missing{$_},"\n";
if(defined $running{$_}){print $running{$_},"\n";}
}

saibsk

03.24.2008 at 01:05PM PDT, ID: 21196423

Sorry this was not for this question.

20080236-EE-VQP-29 / EE_QW_2_20070628