lammert
msg:4227449 | 7:56 am on Nov 6, 2010 (gmt 0) |
This looks something which can be accomplished with AWK. AWK is a streaming scripting language which takes an input file one line at the time and performs actions based on the contents of that line. I have generated files with it in the past.
What kind of input date are you expecting to use, are the unique words in a text file two words per line, or is there another format to process?
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old_expat
msg:4227478 | 10:58 am on Nov 6, 2010 (gmt 0) |
The input data would be rows of:
<http://constant-url.com/unique-location/unique-id (for jpg and id)/stuff> - <Unique Name> - <Unique Location>
I can put that information in pretty much any order on the list.
Can AWK be run on my desktop?
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lammert
msg:4235246 | 11:30 am on Nov 26, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Sorry for not coming back earlier. Went to Pubcon and had a lot of things to do afterwards.
Awk can be run on a desktop. The GNU project made a gawk clone which is available as gawk.exe for Windows systems. With some searching you should be able to find a reliable download location for this executable.
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