[resending because the original appears to not have arrived] Hi N6Ghost!
I find you hard to understand - please try to write more coherently. On Sat, 2 Sep 2017 01:45:35 -0700 <n6gh...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > I have been away from Perl for long time, but I have a problem that may be up > its allay for a return. > > I have an export of data, (test dataset 100MB prod will be 3GB to 5GB appox) > I can export data in csv, json or xml. Now the data is log data being > exported from splunk. While splunk can do some amazing things I need to pull > data from inside events…. I am actually looking for “ldap servers” or other > types of data points That while splunk can get me part way there It can > really get me all the way. And hey it’s a good reason to Maybe write up some > Perl6. As a test… > > While I did try, c# and .net first it complains, that there is whitespace and > that’s not part of the specs. So, I wanted to give perl6 a go, which I been > meaning to anyways and this might be a good use case for it. > > Figured json::tiny might be the way to go, > > I really don’t have very much, just the very very beginning: > ⇒ Latest perl6, windows 10, and atom editor > /code > use v6; > use strict; v6 is strict by default. > use json::tiny; > This lacks proper capitalisation: https://github.com/moritz/json It may work on windows, but not on Unix systems. > say "Running Perl6 script with v6 on"; > say "using json::tiny"; > say "................................"; > > { > > my $uri "Z:\\VM_Shared\\exports\\4624\\rt_1504193701_299149.json" you are missing a "=" and a ";" here. > my %res = file.get what is "file"? You are also missing a semicolon. > > > } > /end code > > > And json::tiny does not have very much in the way of docs, and most of the > examples are more targeted For webapp use cases. I want to chew threw a file > and file data and export that into a new file which I can then Put in excel. It has tests though and its API appears to be minimal.
