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extracting xml data
Actually, I did thought about using libxml but I couldn't figure how to retrieve the date. I surely can use some help on how to walk the tree. for instance, how can print the main node value/count followed by it's children's values/counts. Please, see the following sample output... -
data manipulation
Thanks cpjust. and yes, it's a big mess. well, the input looks like the sample in my previous post (v4 sample). the following is a sample output: 200602,3122,000-005,305,U,4 200602,3122,000-005,305,M,57 200602,3122,000-005,305,I,5 200602,3122,000-005,305,F,220 200602,3122,000-005,305,C,1... -
data manipulation
...per date. v1 = store the number of gender per dollar_range. As you can see on my code bellow my logic is all messed up. please, I need help. /* **C++ */ struct fields { string value; int count; } temp_data; struct holder_2 { fields date; fields dollar_range; fields... -
extracting xml data
hi; anyone willing to share there wisdom with me?? please, i need help... daula -
extracting xml data
...void populate_two_d ( map <string, struct content_1> & mm ); const vector<string> get_data ( const string & filename ); int main (int argc, char **argv) { int RetVal (0); try { if(argc < 2) { /*usage()*/ exit(1); } else... -
extracting xml data
...#include <exception> #include <vector> #include <algorithm> #include <functional> #include <map> #include "common.h" using namespace std; /*struct associate { string value; unsigned int count; associate(string v, unsigned int c) : value(v), count(c){}; associate() ... -
assignment and passing shell variable
Thank PHV although awk complained "unterminated regexp" and "unexpected newline". i mananged to fix it tho... $0~":name=\""vName"\">"/{++r;next} thanks again for lead/tip daula -
assignment and passing shell variable
hello again; i have another variable related question... in the "sub" file (mentioned in my previous post), i have an search/action like: /:name="cState">/{++r;next} now, i'm wondering is there a way i can pass "cState" or even the whole search string ":name="cState"" as a variable? many... -
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assignment and passing shell variable
hi everyone; i want to take a shell variable and pass it to the -f (external file) option of awk. i have tried a couple of ways and neither works. btw, the reason i'm trying to achieve this is because for every input file there is an associated awk file (e.g IDA1.xml is associated to IDA1.sub... -
processing an xml file with awk
phew! works like a champ... thanks for all your help. you've been great. daula -
processing an xml file with awk
hello everyone; i'm back again... as for right now the script works like a champ with M(ales) and F(emales) params but not with the Unknowns. actually, the Unknowns are just alittle off because there're some few Unknowns that have numeric 'value's. so, i tried to modify the regex for Unknowns to... -
processing an xml file with awk
Thanks, you've been alot of help... lots of blessing to you. daula -
processing an xml file with awk
Good morning; Thanks... I really appreciate your help. Your script works but only and only if there is only one Gender value (i.e value>M)... but in my xml every 'currdollar' can have mutiple Gender values. for instance; I could have the following: within the 000-005 'currdollar' of 200602... -
processing an xml file with awk
Just to add... I think the 200601's line should be: 200601,590,553,485,391,353,261,97,7,0,0,0 I trully appreciate your help daula -
processing an xml file with awk
I'm very sorry about that... the output was generated using xslt and xsltproc. You're right the output for the second line is all wrong. However, the data in the xml is correct. thanks again daula -
processing an xml file with awk
please, guys don't give up on me... i'm getting desparate here daula -
processing an xml file with awk
the main reason is that awk performances way better than xslt and xsltproc combo. i had done some transformation using xslt that were taking nearly 3 min to spit the output (even after rigorous tweaking) but when i did the same transform in awk (my very first post), it took 2 secs or less. all... -
processing an xml file with awk
please someone, i'm still desperately stuck. daula
