A problem fit for pyparsing! Download pyparsing at
http://pyparsing.sourceforge.net.
Assuming you always have these fields, in this order, this program will
figure them out. If not, you'll need to tweak the pyparsing
definitions as needed.
-- Paul
data = """type:
4
bgrColor:
255 255 255
fgrColor:
0 0 0
objId:
16
Num.Pts:
2
177 104
350 134
objStartId:
14
objEndId:
15
eventName:
trigger
eventCond:
guard
eventAction:
do_action
"""
from pyparsing import *
# define literals for field labels
type_ = Literal("type")
bgrColor = Literal("bgrColor")
fgrColor = Literal("fgrColor")
objId = Literal("objId")
numPts = Literal("Num.Pts")
objStartId = Literal("objStartId")
objEndId = Literal("objEndId")
eventName = Literal("eventName")
eventCond = Literal("eventCond")
eventAction = Literal("eventAction")
# define an integer, and tell parser to convert them to ints
intvalue = Word(nums).setParseAction( lambda s,l,toks: int(toks[0]) )
# define an alphabetic identifier
alphavalue = Word(alphas,alphanums+"_")
# define a 2D coordinate, with results names for fields
coordvalue = Group( intvalue.setResultsName("X") +
intvalue.setResultsName("Y") )
# define an RGB color value, with results names for fields
colorvalue = Group( intvalue.setResultsName("R") +
intvalue.setResultsName("G") +
intvalue.setResultsName("B") )
# compose an entry definition, using above-defined expressions, with
results names for fields
entry = ( type_ + ":" + "4" +
bgrColor + ":" + colorvalue.setResultsName("bgrColor") +
fgrColor + ":" + colorvalue.setResultsName("fgrColor") +
objId + ":" + intvalue.setResultsName("objId") +
numPts + ":" + Group( intvalue.setResultsName("numpts") +
OneOrMore( coordvalue ).setResultsName("coords")
).setResultsName("pts") +
objStartId + ":" + intvalue.setResultsName("objStartId") +
objEndId + ":" + intvalue.setResultsName("objEndId") +
eventName + ":" + alphavalue.setResultsName("eventName") +
eventCond + ":" + alphavalue.setResultsName("eventCond") +
eventAction + ":" + alphavalue.setResultsName("eventAction")
)
# scan through input data, and retrieve data fields as desired
for entryData,start,end in entry.scanString(data):
print
"(%(objStartId)d,%(eventName)s,%(eventCond)s,%(eventAction)s,%(objEndId)d)"
% entryData
print entryData.objId
print entryData.bgrColor
print entryData.fgrColor
print [ (pt.X,pt.Y) for pt in entryData.pts.coords ]
print [ tuple(pt) for pt in entryData.pts.coords ]
Prints:
(14,trigger,guard,do_action,15)
16
[255, 255, 255]
[0, 0, 0]
[(177, 104), (350, 134)]
[(177, 104), (350, 134)]
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