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09-28-2009 06:25 AM
09-28-2009 06:25 AM
Re: from horizon text format into vertical text format
This is probably lost but just in case a future reader gets this far...
An other way to deal with these suffixes representing multipliers is a table lookup.
This avoids (nested) ifs.
To deal with a missing multiplier append a special characted (or use the newline if there ;-)
Something along the lines of
%mul=qw(x 1 k 1000 m 1000 g 1000000000);
$_ = $text . q(x); # append an 'x' just in case.
m/([0-9.]+)(.)/; # find numbers and multiplier
$value = $1 * $ mul{lc($2)} # and the real value is...
Here is a one-liner if you want to try this
# perl -le %mul=qw(x 1 k 10 m 100 g 1000); while(<>) { chomp; $_.=q(x); m/([0-9.]+)(.)/; print $1*$
mul{$2};}'
fwiw,
Hein.
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