So I have a file that imports large amounts of data from a vision system. It saves the data in a text file and there are about 4000 lines of text with 1 line per result. I will add 1 of these lines below as an example.
11/02/1970; 11:56:44.000;ID;002914;Light Check;254;Tube Width1;38.7;Tube Width2;39.2;Tube Width3;39.9;Tube Width4;40.9;Tube Width5;41.2;Fixt Row;175.20;Fixt Col;211.23;Post Width;0.00;Blob Size;0;Left Angle;0.00;Right Angle;17.90;Dark Blob;0;Result;0;Global St;14;Tool Flag;31;Pallet No; 108;
So what I want to do is be able to do is extract for each line one of the parameters along with its value. There is a delimiter of ; between every space which is making it difficult for me.
So if I for example wanted to choose Light Check, I would get the results of Light Check for each line which in this case is 254. Can someone suggest some functions I could use that could possibly help me with this?
CodePudding user response:
to split that line into a dictionary I would do:
s = "11/02/1970; 11:56:44.000;ID;002914;Light Check;254;Tube Width1;38.7;Tube Width2;39.2;Tube Width3;39.9;Tube Width4;40.9;Tube Width5;41.2;Fixt Row;175.20;Fixt Col;211.23;Post Width;0.00;Blob Size;0;Left Angle;0.00;Right Angle;17.90;Dark Blob;0;Result;0;Global St;14;Tool Flag;31;Pallet No; 108;"
s = s.split(";")
data = {key: val for key, val in zip(s[::2], s[1::2])}
Which returns
data
{'11/02/1970': ' 11:56:44.000', 'ID': '002914', 'Light Check': '254', 'Tube Width1': '38.7', 'Tube Width2': '39.2', 'Tube Width3': '39.9', 'Tube Width4': '40.9', 'Tube Width5': '41.2', 'Fixt Row': '175.20', 'Fixt Col': '211.23', 'Post Width': '0.00', 'Blob Size': '0', 'Left Angle': '0.00', 'Right Angle': '17.90', 'Dark Blob': '0', 'Result': '0', 'Global St': '14', 'Tool Flag': '31', 'Pallet No': ' 108'}
You can then do
data['Light Check']
to get
'254'
CodePudding user response:
I suggest using regular expression (re
module here), let file.txt
content be
11/02/1970; 11:56:44.000;ID;002914;Light Check;254;Tube Width1;38.7;Tube Width2;39.2;Tube Width3;39.9;Tube Width4;40.9;Tube Width5;41.2;Fixt Row;175.20;Fixt Col;211.23;Post Width;0.00;Blob Size;0;Left Angle;0.00;Right Angle;17.90;Dark Blob;0;Result;0;Global St;14;Tool Flag;31;Pallet No; 108;
then
import re
with open("file.txt","r") as f:
for line in f:
print(re.search(r"Light Check;([0-9] )",line).group(1))
output
254
Explanation: I iterate over following lines (for line in f
, thus there is no need to load whole file into memory), then in each line I find 1 or more (
) digits ([0-9]
) after Light Check;
. Note digits are inside (
and )
that is capturing group (first and only) which I access using group(1)
. Disclaimer: this solution assumes Light Check;
followed by 1 or more digits is present in each line of file.txt
.
CodePudding user response:
Convert your data structure into a list of dict:
import csv
from datetime import datetime
with open('data.txt') as fp:
reader = csv.reader(fp, delimiter=';')
data = []
for row in reader:
row = row[:-1]
d = {'dt': datetime.strptime(row[0] row[1], '%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S.%f'),
'id': row[3]}
keys = row[4::2]
vals = map(float, row[5::2])
d.update(dict(zip(keys, vals)))
data.append(d)
Output:
>>> data
[{'dt': datetime.datetime(1970, 2, 11, 11, 56, 44),
'id': '002914',
'Light Check': 254.0,
'Tube Width1': 38.7,
'Tube Width2': 39.2,
'Tube Width3': 39.9,
'Tube Width4': 40.9,
'Tube Width5': 41.2,
'Fixt Row': 175.2,
'Fixt Col': 211.23,
'Post Width': 0.0,
'Blob Size': 0.0,
'Left Angle': 0.0,
'Right Angle': 17.9,
'Dark Blob': 0.0,
'Result': 0.0,
'Global St': 14.0,
'Tool Flag': 31.0,
'Pallet No': 108.0}]
Search with Python:
out = [rec for rec in data if rec.get('Light Check') == 254]
Search with Pandas:
df = pd.DataFrame(data)
out = df[df['Light Check'] == 254]