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tony summerfelt
gah, ruby is doing it to me again:
logline=String.new("+ 30 Jan 12:20:09 [3988] addr: x.x.x.x")
tda=Array[(logline.split(/\[\d+\]/))]
tda.first
is it too much to assume that the string is split using [xxxx] as a demliter
and that tda.first should return "+ 30 Jan 12:20:09"?
i'm getting: + 30 Jan 12:20:09 addr: x.x.x.x
i seem to be getting hung up on the simplest things. i'm using
'ruby in a nutshell' and 'programming ruby' as my references.
logline=String.new("+ 30 Jan 12:20:09 [3988] addr: x.x.x.x")
tda=Array[(logline.split(/\[\d+\]/))]
tda.first
is it too much to assume that the string is split using [xxxx] as a demliter
and that tda.first should return "+ 30 Jan 12:20:09"?
i'm getting: + 30 Jan 12:20:09 addr: x.x.x.x
i seem to be getting hung up on the simplest things. i'm using
'ruby in a nutshell' and 'programming ruby' as my references.