On Sun, Jan 20, 2013 at 3:27 PM, robert lengu <[email protected]> wrote:
> if result.has_key?("Value)
>
>
> p result["Value"] &&
> result["#{Value}"]["query"]["location"]["data"]
>
> end
>
> Which will give me something like
No, it most likely won't. Partly because there is a syntax error
right in the first line of the code. You also mix "Value" and
"#{Value}" which are two totally different things.
> [{"Value-1"=>"Thu Dec 20 12:41:33 EST 2012"}, {"Value-7"=>"Wed Dec 19
> 11:37:00 EST 2012"}, {"Value-8"=>"Sun Jan 06 12:08:58 EST 2013"}]
You would need to tell us what values you have there in the Hash - if
it is a Hash at all.
> now from this result i want to see
> if result has values like : Value-8 , then it will say "found the
> result"
Did you mean "if result has _keys_ like 'Value-8'"? Because you use
"Value" as key above.
> but i cant get my head round about how to do this.
>
> mainly i think its a hash inside a array. and having issues
> Can any one please help me
Frankly, I am not entirely sure what you are after. If you want to
select based on keys in the Hash you could do:
result.select {|k,v| /\AValue-\d+\z/ =~ k}
Kind regards
robert
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