From: Ethan Mallove (ethan.mallove_at_[hidden])
Date: 2007-07-10 11:46:34
Whoops! I didn't realize anyone was using that Textfile
module. We can resurrect that if you'd like (call it
ParseableTextfile).
There's also the INIFile Reporter. That might be your best
bet, since there's a Config::INIFiles CPAN module. (Your
wrappers are in Perl, right?) Though wouldn't it be even
easier if there were a PerlDumper Reporter module so you
could read in the data *directly* to your Perl wrappers?
Your wrapper would do no parsing then. E.g.,
open(FILE, "< $file");
undef $/;
$mtt_results = <FILE>;
-Ethan
On Mon, Jul/09/2007 06:07:51PM, Tim Prins wrote:
> Hi,
>
> With the new version of MTT, the textfile report file
> format changed to a more human readable format. Since we
> here at IU use a script to parse this, it presents a bit
> of a problem. I can update our script, but was wondering
> how stable this new output format is.
>
> If it will not be very stable, I was wondering if the
> developers would consider adding a parseable textfile
> output module. The easiest thing to do for this would be
> to just import the old textfile module as a new parseable
> module. I have tried this and it seems to work fine,
> however there may be problems with this that I am unaware
> of.
>
> I can deal with this either way, but just thought it might
> make things easier to have a parseable format that is
> relatively static, and a human readable format that can be
> tweaked for useability as time goes by.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tim
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