Hello,
I'm trying to get some info from a text file, and the data of the text file looks like this:
I just want to get the last two items from each line which should look like this:
I already written the script like this:Unfortunately LC doesn't get the last columns like that ![:(]( "Sad")
If anyone can tell me or show an example of how to get the last columns, or even if there's a quickest way to get the result, I'll be glad to learn, and your help will be so much appreciated![:)]( "Smile")
but please remember, it's gonna handle a huge data, so the quickest way is welcome ![:)]( "Smile")
I'm trying to get some info from a text file, and the data of the text file looks like this:
As you can see each line has different number of items; and there are more lines in the data that have more number of items.Gainesville,Libra,5684,1987,Hurp1987,Bedford
Feather Sound,3513,1942,Jons1942,Flores
Marysville,Sagittarius,6638,1963,Subjes,Williams
Orange,Leo,5592,1986,38,Dandrall,Wolf
I just want to get the last two items from each line which should look like this:
I know the result can be got by using the repeat loop, but I'm interested in using the split and combine command since the data I'm gonna process is huge, like 300-500 mb in size, so definitely repeat loop will take a longer time, and my pc wont be able to handle it I fear.Hurp1987,Bedford
Jons1942,Flores
Subjes,Williams
Dandrall,Wolf
I already written the script like this:
CODE:
set the columndel to ","split tText by column -- tText is the variable that holds the dataput tText[-2] into fld "f1"put tText[-1] into fld "f2"
If anyone can tell me or show an example of how to get the last columns, or even if there's a quickest way to get the result, I'll be glad to learn, and your help will be so much appreciated
but please remember, it's gonna handle a huge data, so the quickest way is welcome Statistics: Posted by xoxiwe — Sun Feb 23, 2025 5:10 am