Hi all
how can i create a program that send data to diff files according to some Criteria
i.e. i have the following line
male(john 23 teacher) femal( mary 18 student) thing (flower pink)
thing (book blue) male(john 23 teacher) femal( mary 18 student)
how can i send the male information to male file and femal information to femal file and thing inforamtion to thing files?
any idea?
if(male){
OPEN FILE
WRITE/APPEND MALE INFO
CLOSE FILE
}else if(female){
OPEN FILE
WRITE/APPEND FEMALE INFO
CLOSE FILE
}else{
throw new GayUnsupportedOperationException()
}
mleiria
by a session i mean one run at a time
i thought that i just can open one file at each run for a program
regarding the suggested code of if/else
if(male){
OPEN FILE
WRITE/APPEND MALE INFO
CLOSE FILE
}else if(female){
OPEN FILE
WRITE/APPEND FEMALE INFO
CLOSE FILE
}else{
throw new GayUnsupportedOperationException()
}
how does the code if it is male will take everything before the next type
becuase here i have several types in one line by type i mean male, female or thing
and each one can be repeated as the give example
so if i have a loop to read the whole file line by line then the above if/else
how can it word?
Imagine if you will that this is rather well to do Rastifarian session, and several receptacles are circulating concurrently. ;-)
open hisFile or die
open herFile or die
open GWsFile or die
opne inputFile or die
foreach line in inputFile do
foreach record in line
select case of (recordType)
case male: write to hisFile
case female: write to hisFile
case genderAmbigious: write to GWsFile
end select
next record
next line
close all files
by a session i mean one run at a time
i thought that i just can open one file at each run for a program
regarding the suggested code of if/else
if(male){
OPEN FILE
WRITE/APPEND MALE INFO
CLOSE FILE
}else if(female){
OPEN FILE
WRITE/APPEND FEMALE INFO
CLOSE FILE
}else{
throw new GayUnsupportedOperationException()
}
how does the code if it is male will take everything before the next type
becuase here i have several types in one line by type i mean male, female or thing
and each one can be repeated as the give example
so if i have a loop to read the whole file line by line then the above if/else
how can it word?
> corlettk
> it is not funny
>
> either you answer the question or keep others who
> knows to answer it
That's a way to piss off a whole lot of people and make nobody want to help you.
These are public forums, and the questions are answered by volunteers. Part of the appeal of posting here is the humor and the random, pointless discussions. If you can't handle that, pay somebody big bucks to be your personal private Java tutor and yes-man.
by a session i mean one run at a time
i thought that i just can open one file at each run for a program
regarding the suggested code of if/else
if(male){
OPEN FILE
WRITE/APPEND MALE INFO
CLOSE FILE
}else if(female){
OPEN FILE
WRITE/APPEND FEMALE INFO
CLOSE FILE
}else{
throw new GayUnsupportedOperationException()
}
how does the code if it is male will take everything before the next type
becuase here i have several types in one line by type i mean male, female or thing
and each one can be repeated as the give example
so if i have a loop to read the whole file line by line then the above if/else
how can it word?
> by a session i mean one run at a time
> i thought that i just can open one file at each run
> for a program
You've already been told that's not the case. I don't know where you'd get such silly idea to start with. Why don't you start writing some code?
> how does the code if it is male will take everything
> before the next type
> becuase here i have several types in one line by type
> i mean male, female or thing
> and each one can be repeated as the give example
> so if i have a loop to read the whole file line by
> line then the above if/else
> how can it word?
I have no idea what you mean here.
> send data to each one
>
> can this be done by if/else?
yes
>
> regarding the open file can i write the same file to
> two different location
> for example in c and d drives?
I don't see why you couldn't have that functionality?
> ...
> regarding the open file can i write the same file to
> two different location
> for example in c and d drives?
Yes. Details: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/io/
Post back if you have a specific question about (your) code.
still i don't know how to do it
i think of tokinzing the line, but how can i do the fo;;owing
if it is man type take everything between brackets
and save it
what to write inside the if statment
so if it is male
the output will be save in male is
john 23 teacher
jo24 singerr
male(john 23 teacher) femal( mary 18 student) thing (flower pink)
thing (book blue) male(jo24 singerr) femal( mary 18 student)
StringTokinzer st = new StringTokinzer(line)
if (type=man)
{
}
if (type=woman)
{
}
if (type=thing)
{
}
> so this program will send to 3 the files:
> man
> woman
> thing
>
> what come after each type between ()
>
> as said before
Do yourself a favor and find a new hobby: after more than a year you are still not able to produce something that looks like a line of Java code. Perhaps it sounds a bit harsh, but I feel it is the bitter truth.
> Dear prometheuzz
>
> i am asking for the idea how can i represent that
> if i get the idea then i will try to have some code
>
> i know how to tokinze the sentece, and how to write
> to file alos how use if else
> but i don't know how to handle the info inside the
> brackets
Post what you have so far and explain where you're stuck at the moment. And use code tags please.
> i know how to tokinze the sentece, and how to write
> to file alos how use if else
> but i don't know how to handle the info inside the
> brackets
What else is there to put there besides what you said you already know?
You're not communicating your problem well at all, and you seem scared to actually *TRY* something.
Try it, for ****'s sake! Write *REAL* Java code inside a real class that you can compile. Do as much as you can, and when you get stuck, ask a specific question and use the real code you've written to help clarify it.
If you can't do that, there's no hope.
