On Thursday, October 17, 2013 9:54 PM, Danilo Chilene <bicof...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Hello,
>
>I have the text below:
>
>CSMP0097I 14.42.12 CPU-B SS-BSS SSU-AA IS-02
>
>-LAL USER CONTROL FILE-
>MAXIMUM DEFINABLE USERS - 14999
>MAXIMUM CONFIGURABLE USERS - 11790
>CURRENT NUMBER USERS - 09692
> USER FLUSH CRET TIME VALUE - 5
>-LAL USER FILE-
>NAME UORD T/O O OXIT RXIT S MAX INUSE PCT
>---------------- ---- --- - ---- ---- - --------- --------- ---
>J4IB 305 15 A 1700 6666 95
> KEYWORDS - TA/J4IB CRTSST DYNTAC HSSPDB
> DELTAS - OBTAIN 0 RELEASE 0 FLUSH VALUE 0
> DR CANDIDATE - N REPORT - N
> INUSE DATE - 10.17.2013
>
>END OF DISPLAY
>
>
>How I can grab the number 6666? My idea is to find the number 1700(this number
>never changes) and count 6 chars and the print the next 4 chars. But I didn't
>find *how to count chars and print next* on python.
>
>Any ideas?
This is one crude way, because the number 1700 might also be somewhere else in
a line. Maybe (part of) that line could be written as a regular expression,
e.g. J4IB *may* be [A-Z][0-9][A-Z]{2}\b
>>> import re
>>> lines = """CSMP0097I 14.42.12 CPU-B SS-BSS SSU-AA IS-02
-LAL USER CONTROL FILE-
MAXIMUM DEFINABLE USERS - 14999
MAXIMUM CONFIGURABLE USERS - 11790
CURRENT NUMBER USERS - 09692
USER FLUSH CRET TIME VALUE - 5
-LAL USER FILE-
NAME UORD T/O O OXIT RXIT S MAX INUSE PCT
---------------- ---- --- - ---- ---- - --------- --------- ---
J4IB 305 15 A 1700 6666 95
KEYWORDS - TA/J4IB CRTSST DYNTAC HSSPDB
DELTAS - OBTAIN 0 RELEASE 0 FLUSH VALUE 0
DR CANDIDATE - N REPORT - N
INUSE DATE - 10.17.2013
END OF DISPLAY""".split("\n")
>>> for line in lines:
record = re.split("\s+", line)
if len(record) >= 5 and record[4] == "1700":
value_of_interest = record[5]
>>> value_of_interest
'6666'
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