On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 4:23 AM, Dave Angel <d...@davea.name> wrote:
> On 11/26/2012 05:27 PM, Anatoli Hristov wrote:
>> I understand, but in my case I have for sure the field "Name" in the
>> second file that contains at least the first or the last name on it...
>> So probably it should be possible:)
>> The Name "Billgatesmicrosoft" contains the word "Gates" so logically I
>> might find a solution for it.
>>
>
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> If you can come up with an algorithm for comparing first+last in one
> file to name in the other, then the problem can be solved. But you
> can't do it by hand-waving, you have to actually figure out a mechanism.
> Then we can help you code such a thing. And I can just about guarantee
> that if these fields are created independently by human beings, that
> there will be exceptions that have to fixed by human beings.
>
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> DaveA
Thanks for your help. I will do my best for the forum :)
I advanced a little bit with the algorithm and at least I can now
extract and compare the fields :)
For my beginner skills I think this is too much for me. Now next step
is to add the second field with the number to the Namelist and copy it
to a third filename I suppose.
import csv
origf = open('c:/Working/Test_phonebook.csv', 'rt')
secfile = open('c:/Working/phones.csv', 'rt')
phonelist = []
namelist = []
names = csv.reader(origf, delimiter=';')
phones = csv.reader(secfile, delimiter=';')
for tel in phones:
phonelist.append(tel)
#print "*"*25,phonelist,"*"*25
rows = 0
def finder(name_row):
for ex_phone in phonelist:
# phonelist.append(tel)
telstr = ex_phone[0].lower()
# print "*"*25 + " I got %s" % telstr
# print "\nGot name from Name_Find :%s" % name_row
if telstr.find(name_row) >= 0:
print "\nName found: %s" % name_row
else:
pass
return
# print "\nNot found %s" % name_row
def name_find():
for row in names:
namelist.append(row)
name_row = row[0].lower()
# print "\nExtracted Name is :% s" % name_row
finder(name_row)
# name_find()
# rows = rows +1
name_find()
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