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Hello members,

I am very new in Java programming, I want some help from you.
Actually I have one file named as "list01.txt" in which the content
is in following format

Record # 1
Au: Kuzur, A D
Au: Dito, Bolte
Ti: Elements of semantic web.
Pu: Nasadac
Pl: New Delhi

Record # 2
Au: Kumar, Vinit
Ti: Learning how to learn.
Pu: Pooja
Pl: Bangalore

Record # 3
Au: Pandey, Anand K
Ti: Emerging minds.
Pu: Lakhotia
Pl: Varanasi

what I am trying to do is to get output in some new files in following
format

In file record1.txt
<author> Kuzur, A D</author>
<author>Dito, Bolte </author>
<title> Elements of semantic web.</title>
<publisher> Nasadac</publisher>
<place>New Delhi</place>

In file "record2.txt"
<author> Kumar, Vinit</author>
<title> Learning how to learn.</title>
<publisher> Pooja</publisher>
<place>Bangalore</place>

In file "record3.txt"
<author> Pandey, Anand K</author>
<title> Emerging minds.</title>
<publisher> Lakhotia</publisher>
<place> Varanasi</place>


can anybody help me I am new to Java.
thanks.

On Mar 17, 10:55 am, vinitbhu <vinitbh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello members,
>
> I am very new in Java programming, I want some help from you.
> Actually I have one file named as "list01.txt" in which the content
> is in following format
>
> Record # 1
> Au: Kuzur, A D
> Au: Dito, Bolte
> Ti: Elements of semantic web.
> Pu: Nasadac
> Pl: New Delhi
>
> Record # 2
> Au: Kumar, Vinit
> Ti: Learning how to learn.
> Pu: Pooja
> Pl: Bangalore
>
> Record # 3
> Au: Pandey, Anand K
> Ti: Emerging minds.
> Pu: Lakhotia
> Pl: Varanasi

You will need (custom) file reader to get this file format into XML-
like document.

>
> what I am trying to do is to get output in some new files in following
> format
>
> In file record1.txt
> <author> Kuzur, A D</author>
> <author>Dito, Bolte </author>
> <title> Elements of semantic web.</title>
> <publisher> Nasadac</publisher>
> <place>New Delhi</place>
>
> In file "record2.txt"
> <author> Kumar, Vinit</author>
> <title> Learning how to learn.</title>
> <publisher> Pooja</publisher>
> <place>Bangalore</place>
>
> In file "record3.txt"
> <author> Pandey, Anand K</author>
> <title> Emerging minds.</title>
> <publisher> Lakhotia</publisher>
> <place> Varanasi</place>
>
> can anybody help me I am new to Java.
> thanks.

And then you can choose any XML processor/parser to do that.

On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 03:55:15 -0700 (PDT), vinitbhu
<> wrote, quoted or indirectly quoted someone who
said :

>Au: Pandey, Anand K

you can read the file with CSVReader. Just tell is your field
separator is a ':' insteao of the usual ','.

See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/csv.html
--

Roedy Green Canadian Mind Products
The Java Glossary
http://mindprod.com

You can get the data from the file with regular expressions and
groupings. I haven't tried it, but this expression:
Record\ \#\ ([0-9])\ \n(Au: .+\n){1,}(Ti: .+\n)(Pu: .+\n)(Pl: .+)
would probably match well with what you want.

Roedy Green wrote:
> On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 03:55:15 -0700 (PDT), vinitbhu
> <> wrote, quoted or indirectly quoted someone who
> said :
>
>> Au: Pandey, Anand K
>
> you can read the file with CSVReader. Just tell is your field
> separator is a ':' insteao of the usual ','.
>
> See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/csv.html

I would not do this, just because it would be easy for a book title to
have ":" in it.

I'd have to see the actual file format spec, but it looks like the
identifier for the record type is always two letters at the beginning of
the line. I'd key off that. Just use readLine(), and check char(0) and
char(1). Dead simple, and bomb proof. Most likely faster too.