The issue I am now faced with is to find the end to each start call

IE:

<09/25/02 20:07:53.115 [21168]>|thread: 7: start getProducts

getPruducts was started in thread 7 and would always end in thread 7, but it
could be 10 - 15 lines
further in the file.

I have the following to get the info I need from each line

while(<FH>) {
        if ( /start/ ) {
                ($date,$thread,$type,$call) =  (split)[1,3..5];
                push(@Stats, join(' ', (split)[1,3..5]));
        }

        if ( /end successful/ ) {
                push(@Stats2, join(' ', (split)[1,3..6]));
        }
}

Dont think this is the best way (using arrays), now I need to traverse each
array and match up each start/end call and thread then do the magic time
stuff .

Regards,


Ronald J. Yacketta
Principal Consultant
Ciber, INC
345 Woodcliff Dr.
Fairport, NY 14450
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-----Original Message-----
From: nkuipers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 12:32
To: Yacketta, Ronald
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: need some parsing ideas )


Well here's an idea anyway...

I wouldn't slurp the whole file at once, I would process line by line
assuming 
all pertinent info per entry is a 1-liner as shown.

You could first split on | which gives portionA, portionB.

For portionA, split on white space; the second field is the time.

For portion B, use a regex to grab the "thread: number" as a hash key.

There must be a module or unix tool for converting colon delimited time to 
minutes/seconds, and back again.  By hook or by crook, do this conversion
and 
+= the hash with the resulting value.

??

Cheers,

Nathanael


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