Hi, there
I have some lines in a text file as
159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2
66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1
How can I delete "SEC=SLAB2" or "SEC=WALL1" and modify the roginal lines into new ones, if I have RE functions
159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181
66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522
I am using and stuyding Python. Please forget me to ask some simple questions here. Thank you so much.
Best Wishes
Ning
Jump to PostHere would be one way to do this:
text = """\ 159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1""" print(text) print('-'*35) # create a list of words excluding item containing 'SEC=" temp_list = [item for line in text.split('\n') for item in line.split() if not 'SEC=' in item] #print temp_list …
Jump to Postif you knew what line and what you want to change and to what wouldn't it be easier to use:
import string text = """159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1""" string.replace(text, "SEC=SLAB2", "SEC=SLAB3")which will replace SEC=SLAB2 with SEC=SLAB3, you can change it all to replace different …
Here would be one way to do this:
text = """\
159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2
66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1"""
print(text)
print('-'*35)
# create a list of words excluding item containing 'SEC="
temp_list = [item for line in text.split('\n')
for item in line.split()
if not 'SEC=' in item]
#print temp_list # test
# rebuild the text from the list
mod_text = ""
for ix, word in enumerate(temp_list):
if ix % 2:
# add newline
mod_text += word + '\n'
else:
# add space
mod_text += word + " "
print(mod_text)
"""
my result -->
159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2
66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1
-----------------------------------
159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181
66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522
"""Using module re makes it look a little simpler:
import re
text = """\
159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2
66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1"""
print(text)
print('-'*35)
# if SEC= is followed by cap letters and and numbers
p = re.compile( '(SEC=[A-Z, 1-9]*)')
mod_text = p.sub( '', text)
print(mod_text)
"""
my result -->
159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2
66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1
-----------------------------------
159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181
66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522
"""if you knew what line and what you want to change and to what wouldn't it be easier to use:
import string
text = """159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2
66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1"""
string.replace(text, "SEC=SLAB2", "SEC=SLAB3")which will replace SEC=SLAB2 with SEC=SLAB3, you can change it all to replace different things
Here would be one way to do this:
text = """\ 159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1""" print(text) print('-'*35) # create a list of words excluding item containing 'SEC=" temp_list = [item for line in text.split('\n') for item in line.split() if not 'SEC=' in item] #print temp_list # test # rebuild the text from the list mod_text = "" for ix, word in enumerate(temp_list): if ix % 2: # add newline mod_text += word + '\n' else: # add space mod_text += word + " " print(mod_text) """ my result --> 159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1 ----------------------------------- 159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 """Using module re makes it look a little simpler:
import re text = """\ 159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1""" print(text) print('-'*35) # if SEC= is followed by cap letters and and numbers p = re.compile( '(SEC=[A-Z, 1-9]*)') mod_text = p.sub( '', text) print(mod_text) """ my result --> 159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1 ----------------------------------- 159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 """
Hi, leegeorg07
Thank you a lot. I am using your second code, which is exactly what I want to do.
all the best
ning
if you knew what line and what you want to change and to what wouldn't it be easier to use:
import string text = """159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1""" string.replace(text, "SEC=SLAB2", "SEC=SLAB3")which will replace SEC=SLAB2 with SEC=SLAB3, you can change it all to replace different things
Hi, sneekula
Thank you so much. Unfortunately I have no idea about what and where I will change.
all the best
ning
thats no problem but one note
you gave me the credit for the better code, i cant do re so i just think that sneekula should get the credit he deserves
Hi, leegeorg07
I just realised this credit system with your reminder. Sorry about that.
Have a nice weeked.
Ning
Here would be one way to do this:
text = """\ 159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1""" print(text) print('-'*35) # create a list of words excluding item containing 'SEC=" temp_list = [item for line in text.split('\n') for item in line.split() if not 'SEC=' in item] #print temp_list # test # rebuild the text from the list mod_text = "" for ix, word in enumerate(temp_list): if ix % 2: # add newline mod_text += word + '\n' else: # add space mod_text += word + " " print(mod_text) """ my result --> 159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1 ----------------------------------- 159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 """Using module re makes it look a little simpler:
import re text = """\ 159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1""" print(text) print('-'*35) # if SEC= is followed by cap letters and and numbers p = re.compile( '(SEC=[A-Z, 1-9]*)') mod_text = p.sub( '', text) print(mod_text) """ my result --> 159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 SEC=SLAB2 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 SEC=WALL1 ----------------------------------- 159 J=1661,3169,1679,3181 66 J=5597,5596,7523,7522 """
Hi, sneekula
I did not realised this working credit system. Soory about that. Hopefully this time will compensate somthing.
Have a nice weekend
ning
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