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scomboni
Hello all,
I'm trying to parse some EXIF data and return certain fields of text.
If I wanted to parsed a document looking for text and then locating it
take everything after a colon : delimitator what is the best method in
ruby vs Shell command?
For example if I have a file called filename.txt and I want to search
for this ---> "Compression : JPEG (old-style)"
but only return everything to the right of the delimitator?
Using command line tool such as grep to locate and then cut to grab
everything after " : " works but I'm trying to learn how to do things
like this in Ruby and having no luck grabbing everything to the right
of the colon. Some of the text I'm grabbing can contain additional
colons and I want everything after the first one.
Thanks.
Sc--
I'm trying to parse some EXIF data and return certain fields of text.
If I wanted to parsed a document looking for text and then locating it
take everything after a colon : delimitator what is the best method in
ruby vs Shell command?
For example if I have a file called filename.txt and I want to search
for this ---> "Compression : JPEG (old-style)"
but only return everything to the right of the delimitator?
Using command line tool such as grep to locate and then cut to grab
everything after " : " works but I'm trying to learn how to do things
like this in Ruby and having no luck grabbing everything to the right
of the colon. Some of the text I'm grabbing can contain additional
colons and I want everything after the first one.
Thanks.
Sc--