Re: Mac OSX Wants to Open All my Text Files in Terminal?

2010-09-09 Thread Mike Conley
LaunchServices and file association under Leopard is hopelessly
broken. Every time I reboot my machine, I have to manually reset all
my text file associations to use BBEdit. And, yes, I have a script,
and, yes, I reset LaunchServices every now and then, and, yes, this
works for a few reboot cycles, but, no, it doesn't stick, and, yes,
I'm thoroughly sick to death of it.

This is a known issue, and Apple has so far refused to fix it; the fix
went into Snow Leopard, but has not been back-ported. File a bug
report; maybe with enough complaints they'll eventually decide it's
worth fixing.

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Need Help with Forumlating Grep Pattern.

2010-09-09 Thread Miles
Hi.

I have data from a OUTLOOK export that's been corrupted.  It appears
that Outlook is putting extraneous data from the NOTES field into the
TITLE field of the export, which ends up column shifting the resulting
records that follow the first record.

Look at the sample data below: its column shifted the following:

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Down to the next line, and anything in the notes field gets stuffed
into the Title field, where there should be nothing at all.

How would I fix this with Grep ?

==
 Columns
==

Title   First Name  Middle Name Last Name   Suffix  Company 
Department  Job
Title   Business Street Business Street 2 Business Street 3 Business
CityBusiness State  Business Postal CodeBusiness Country/Region Home
Street  Home Street 2 Home Street 3 Home City   Home State  Home
Postal Code Home Country/Region Other StreetOther Street 2
Other
Street 3   Other City  Other State Other Postal Code   Other 
Country/
Region  Assistant's Phone   Business FaxBusiness Phone  Business Phone
2  CallbackCar Phone   Company Main Phone  Home Fax
Home Phone  Home
Phone 2ISDNMobile PhoneOther Fax   Other Phone Pager   
Primary Phone
Radio Phone TTY/TDD Phone   Telex   Account Anniversary Assistant's Name
Billing Information BirthdayBusiness Address PO Box Categories
ChildrenDirectory ServerE-mail Address  E-mail Type E-mail 
Display
NameE-mail 2 AddressE-mail 2 Type   E-mail 2 Display Name   E-mail 3
Address E-mail 3 Type   E-mail 3 Display Name   Gender  Government ID
Number  Hobby   Home Address PO Box InitialsInternet Free Busy  
Keywords
LanguageLocationManager's Name  Mileage Notes   Office Location
Organizational ID NumberOther Address PO BoxPriorityPrivate
Profession  Referred By Sensitivity Spouse  User 1User 
2User
3  User 4Web Page

===
  Sample Data
===

JoanFinkThe Dance Center135 
Lexington AvenueNew YorkNY
10128   
212)415  - 
Amy K. - JF
0/0/00  0/0/00  
jf...@x.org SMTP
Unspecified 
Edward assistant
427-6119
562-0176   Low Normal  
http://www.x.org

Maure   AronWorld Music/Crash Arts  
Executive Director  720 Lindist
Avenue  Los Angeles CA  90007   

617/679.
617)876-
0/0/00  
0/0/00  ma...@x.org
SMTPUnspecified 

Jeff Masone

Jack Hirsch, came from ICAA, since Oct 08
   Low Normal  
http://www.xxx.org

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Grep Help.

2010-09-09 Thread m i l e s
Hi.

I have data from a OUTLOOK export that's been corrupted.  It appears that 
Outlook is putting extraneous data from the NOTES field into the TITLE field of 
the export, which ends up column shifting the resulting records that follow the 
first record.

Look at the sample data below: its column shifted the following: 

   Low Normal  Web Page

Down to the next line, and anything in the notes field gets stuffed into the 
Title field, where there should be nothing at all.

How would I fix this with Grep ?

==
  Columns
==

Title   First Name  Middle Name Last Name   Suffix  Company 
Department  Job Title   Business Street Business Street 2 
Business Street 3 Business City   Business State  Business Postal Code
Business Country/Region Home Street Home Street 2 Home Street 3 Home 
City   Home State  Home Postal CodeHome Country/Region 
Other StreetOther Street 2Other Street 3Other City  
Other State Other Postal Code   Other Country/RegionAssistant's 
Phone   Business FaxBusiness Phone  Business Phone 2  Callback
Car Phone   Company Main Phone  Home FaxHome Phone  
Home Phone 2  ISDNMobile PhoneOther Fax   Other Phone Pager   
Primary Phone   Radio Phone TTY/TDD Phone   Telex   Account Anniversary 
Assistant's NameBilling Information BirthdayBusiness 
Address PO Box Categories  ChildrenDirectory ServerE-mail 
Address  E-mail Type E-mail Display Name E-mail 2 AddressE-mail 
2 Type   E-mail 2 Display Name   E-mail 3 AddressE-mail 3 Type   E-mail 
3 Display Name   Gender  Government ID NumberHobby   Home Address PO Box
 InitialsInternet Free Busy  KeywordsLanguage
LocationManager's Name  Mileage Notes   Office Location Organizational 
ID NumberOther Address PO BoxPriorityPrivate Profession 
 Referred By Sensitivity Spouse  User 1User 2User 
3User 4Web Page

===
   Sample Data
===

JoanFinkThe Dance Center135 
Lexington AvenueNew YorkNY  10128   

212)415  - Amy K. - JF  

0/0/00  
0/0/00  jf...@x.org SMTP
Unspecified 
Edward 
assistant
427-6119
562-0176   Low Normal  
http://www.x.org

Maure   AronWorld Music/Crash Arts  
Executive Director  720 Lindist Avenue  Los Angeles 
CA  90007   
617/679.
617)876-
0/0/00  
0/0/00  ma...@x.org 
SMTPUnspecified 

Jeff Masone

Jack Hirsch, came from ICAA, since Oct 08
   Low Normal  
http://www.xxx.org

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Re: Grep Help.

2010-09-09 Thread Bruce Van Allen

On 2010-09-09, m i l e s wrote:


Hi.

I have data from a OUTLOOK export that's been corrupted.  It 
appears that Outlook is putting extraneous data from the NOTES 
field into the TITLE field of the export, which ends up column 
shifting the resulting records that follow the first record.


Look at the sample data below: its column shifted the following:
  Low Normal  Web Page

Down to the next line, and anything in the notes field gets stuffed
into the Title field, where there should be nothing at all.

How would I fix this with Grep ?


It's difficult to see the problem because email has broken your 
lines up.


A few things to try:

1. First, If you can go back to Outlook and re-do the export, 
pay attention to any options for line breaks, encoding, etc. 
Also, when there, see if this record has anything odd in it, 
such as extraneous quote marks, paragraph returns, etc.


2. Open the exported file in BBEdit with various encodings (see 
File menu Re-Open with Encoding. Might reveal something.


3. Viewing the file in BBEdit, choose Show Invisibles, and look 
for strange characters (sometimes shown as red upside-down 
question marks), etc). If they seem to be located near the 
problems, you might get somewhere by searching for them and 
deleting or replacing with something that doesn't force a new line.


HTH -- Just guessing



   - Bruce

_bruce__van_allen__santa_cruz_ca_

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Re: Grep Help.

2010-09-09 Thread Doug McNutt
At 11:09 -0700 9/9/10, Bruce Van Allen wrote:
On 2010-09-09, m i l e s wrote:

I have data from a OUTLOOK export that's been corrupted.  It appears that 
Outlook is putting extraneous data from the NOTES field into the TITLE field 
of the export, which ends up column shifting the resulting records that 
follow the first record.

Look at the sample data below: its column shifted the following:
  Low Normal  Web Page

Down to the next line, and anything in the notes field gets stuffed
into the Title field, where there should be nothing at all.

How would I fix this with Grep ?

It's difficult to see the problem because email has broken your lines up.

A few things to try, snipped by DPM


Another thing to try:

Select the lines you posted, or a more original source, and paste them into a 
spreadsheet. Excel, for instance, recognizes the tabs and will place items in 
columns across the page. BBEdit  offers no way to do that.

When I did that I found missing tabs with 135 Lexington Avenue coming under 
Job  Title instead of Business Street.

It's as if someone was adjusting the tabs so that the format would look right 
in his text-oriented display. Converting tabs to spaces could do that and 
create a terrible mess.

Using Excel's insert cells command it's possible to line some things up with 
what BBEdit would think are inserted tabs but you'd be guessing based on 
content and that's hard to automate. With a lot more items you might see usable 
patterns with the real column structure offered by a spreadsheet.

The Jack Hirsch item seems totally unrelated to the headings. It appears on a 
row by itself. The other items have nothing in the Title, column 1.

With all of those columns, mostly blank, you have a pretty good example of what 
xml files are for.

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