[ale] Help Processing a Log File

[Fletch]

>>>>> "Geoffrey" == Geoffrey  <esoteric at 3times25.net> writes:

[...]

    Geoffrey> Fletch will likely post a one line solution later
    Geoffrey> tonight or tomorrow. :) Glad it worked for you.

Well, I wasn't since yours more or less worked fine . . . :)


Since the username's repeated on the fileend line really all you've
got to watch for are the filestart and fileend lines.  This is
presuming that lines for different jobs won't be interspersed.


freebie:~ 611> perl -lane '/^file(\S+)/||next;if($1eq"start"){($p)=$F[2]=~/(\d+)/}else{$p=($F[4]=~/(\d+)/)[0]-$p;$F[-2]=~/-n(\w+)/;print"$p $1"}' foo
9 omard


If lines for different jobs could be interspersed then you'd need to
keep a hash of [ user, start, end ] keyed by job id and then post
process it in an END block.


And just for fun . . .


freebie:~ 637> ruby -lane 'next if !/^file(start|end)/;if($1=="start")then$F[2]=~/(\d+)/;p=$1.to_i;else$F[4]=~/(\d+)/;p=$1.to_i-p;$F[-2]=~/-n(\w+)/;print"#{p} #{$1}";end' foo 
9 omard


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