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Re^3: Need help with Text::CSV

by kevbot (Vicar)
on Oct 28, 2015 at 06:30 UTC ( [id://1146232]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re^2: Need help with Text::CSV
in thread Need help with Text::CSV

The link you posted is to a very old (2006) version of Text::CSV. It was also marked as an UNAUTHORIZED RELEASE. If you are using a more recent version of Text::CSV, the following should work to count the records that satisfy your criteria:
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use Text::CSV; my $csv = Text::CSV->new({ sep_char => '|' }); open my $fh, "<", "ravi.csv" or die "ravi.csv: $!"; my $count = 0; while (my $row = $csv->getline($fh)){ my @fields = @{$row}; if($fields[9] eq 'Submit' and $fields[12] eq 'GSM' and $fields[13] + eq 'SMPP'){ ++$count; } } print "Count is: $count\n"; exit;

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Re^4: Need help with Text::CSV
by ravi45722 (Pilgrim) on Oct 28, 2015 at 08:49 UTC

    Ya I understand my problem now. But I solved this problem earlier in a way.

    foreach my $Postpaid_file (@Postpaid_files) { open (POST ,"$Postpaid_file") or print "cannot open file\n +"; while(my $cdr_post_line = <POST>) { chomp $cdr_post_line; my @cdr_post_array = split(/\|/,$cdr_post_line); if ($cdr_post_array[12] eq "GSM" && $cdr_post_array[9] + eq "Submit") { $cdr_post_MO_cnt++ if any { /^\Q$cdr_post_arra +y[11]\E$/ } @MOresp_error; $Total_GSM_attempts++ unless any { /^\Q$cdr_po +st_array[11]\E$/ } @MOresp_error; } if ($cdr_post_array[12] eq "SMPP" && $cdr_post_array[9 +] eq "Submit" && $cdr_post_array[10] eq "0") { $cdr_post_AO_cnt++; #if any { /^\Q$cdr_post_ +array[11]\E$/ } @MOresp_error; $total_AO_success++ unless any { /^\Q$cdr_post +_array[11]\E$/ } @MOresp_error; $Total_SMPP_attempts++ unless any { /^\Q$cdr_p +ost_array[11]\E$/ } @MOresp_error; } if ($cdr_post_array[12] eq "GSM" && ($cdr_post_array[1 +3] eq "GSM" || $cdr_post_array[13] eq "ESMEGW") && $cdr_post_array[9] + eq "Submit") { $total_MT_P2P++ unless any { /^\Q$cdr_post_arr +ay[11]\E$/ } @MOresp_error; } if ($cdr_post_array[12] eq "GSM" && ($cdr_post_array[1 +3] eq "GSM" || $cdr_post_array[13] eq "ESMEGW") && $cdr_post_array[9] + eq "Submit" && $cdr_post_array[7] eq "Delivered") { $total_MT_P2P_success++; }

    I thought we can do a better code (by not using all if's to check the conditions) using modules. Almost here also we are doing same. Then what's the benefit using this module. Or is there any other way to simpler my code(above mentioned)????

    Update

    The main reason to simplify my code is its become 624 lines which contains mostly if's(nearly one if for every four lines) and to check "eq && eq && eq". Its bulky, error prone & (important one) I dont like this :-)

      I thought we can do a better code (by not using all if's to check the conditions) using modules
      No modules needed. Just use logic and nest/chain the if's:
      for my $Postpaid_file (@Postpaid_files) { open my $POST, $Postpaid_file or die "cannot open $Postpaid_file: +$!\n"; while (my $cdr_post_line = <$POST>) { chomp $cdr_post_line; my @cdr_post_array = split /\|/, $cdr_post_line; if ('Submit' eq $cdr_post_array[9]) { if ('GSM' eq $cdr_post_array[12]) { $cdr_post_MO_cnt++ if any { /^\Q$cdr_post_array[11]\E$ +/ } @MOresp_error; $Total_GSM_attempts++ unless any { /^\Q$cdr_post_array +[11]\E$/ } @MOresp_error; if (any { $_ eq $cdr_post_array[13] } qw( GSM ESMEGW ) +) { $total_MT_P2P++ unless any { /^\Q$cdr_post_array[1 +1]\E$/ } @MOresp_error; $total_MT_P2P_success++ if 'Delivered' eq $cdr_pos +t_array[7]; } } elsif ('SMPP' eq $cdr_post_array[12] && '0' eq $cdr_post +_array[10]) { $cdr_post_AO_cnt++; #if any { /^\Q$cdr_post_array[11 +]\E$/ } @MOresp_error; $total_AO_success++ unless any { /^\Q$cdr_post_array[1 +1]\E$/ } @MOresp_error; $Total_SMPP_attempts++ unless any { /^\Q$cdr_post_arra +y[11]\E$/ } @MOresp_error; } } } }
      لսႽ† ᥲᥒ⚪⟊Ⴙᘓᖇ Ꮅᘓᖇ⎱ Ⴙᥲ𝇋ƙᘓᖇ

        It's very helpful choroba. And the execution times also decreased. Thanks a lot

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