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- Check-out time is 11 AM
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- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets allowed *
- Specific rooms only *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
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- Full breakfast daily (surcharge)
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DiningCoslin's Pub - This poolside restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Open select days.
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- Outdoor tennis courts - 4
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- Volleyball on site
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- Stowehof Inn Stowe, Vermont
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Refrigerators are available for USD 10 per day
Rollaway beds are available for USD 15.00 per stay
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Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 25.00 per pet, per night
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really interesting old hotel good food and views
We had a great welcome from the lady at the desk who upgraded our room because it was a slow week. The room was terrific, with a lovely view to the back of the property - a picture-perfect Vermont landscape. The public areas were very well designed for groups to gather in and decorated in a style we like which is homey but still modern and stylish and appropriate for a ski resort. The architecture makes us feel that the place was built in the 60s when VT ski areas were coming into their own - an authentic, not fabricated, bit of the Stowe mystique. The restaurant was like places where we have eaten in Europe and the food was prepared with care and was delicious. The location was excellent - midway between the ski mountain and the town with many restaurants nearby.
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The location was good and enabled us to explore the surrounding countryside. The only problem we experienced was on out last night. Our room had no heat and it made for a very cold night and early morning. I advised the front desk person about the problem and she glazed over it.
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- After the stupendous success of 'Kahaani' (2012), Sujoy Ghosh was planning to make a sequel in 2013, but reportedly, due to differences with the producers, the plan was aborted.
After the stupendous success of 'Kahaani' (2012), Sujoy Ghosh was planning to make a sequel in 2013, but reportedly, due to differences with the producers, the plan was aborted.
- PM Modi lays foundation stone of Char Dham highway; dedicates project to victims of 2013 floods
Addressing a Parivartan Rally at the Dehradun's Parade ground, PM Modi said, "I assure you that whenever you will come for Kedarnath, Badrinath yatra, you will remember this government and Nitin ji like Shravan is remembered."
- Pay adequate sum to 2013 blast victims: NIA special court
HYDERABAD: In its recent verdict in the Dilsukhnagar twin blasts case, a National Investigation Agency (NIA) special court has pointed out that the blast victims did not receive adequate compensation. The court has directed the Legal Services Authority to quantify compensation the victims should have received and also directed the state government to give specific amount of compensation to some of them. In the operative part of the 697-page verdict, the NIA court pointed out that the blast victims had not received adequate compensation from the government.During the trial, the prosecution has brought the ordeals of several severely injured blast victims to the notice of the court. In the February 2013 blasts, 18 people had lost their lives and 131 persons suffered injuries. Among the injured, 78 persons sustained severe injuries. The court has directed " the Legal Services Authority to quantify the compensation the victims should receive," special public prosecutor of the NIA, K Surender, said. The NIA court has also di rected the state government to provide Rs 50,000 compensation to the RTC for damage caused to '107' bus stop and 'one lakh to the owner of A1 Mirchi Centre, where the other blast occurred. In the verdict, the special court has mentioned that the ideology of the convicts was very dangerous to society . While sentencing the five Indian Mujahideen operatives, including IM's co-founder Yasin Bhatkal, to death, the court stated that the convicts were well trained in escaping from law and they felt like heroes every day. The court has also stated that the IM operatives had recced Koti, Abids, Begum Bazar, CBI office area in Sultan Bazar and would have conducted a third blast if they had enough explosive material with them.
- Two Hizbul suspects acquitted in 2013 counterfeit notes case
MUMBAI: A special trial court on Friday acquitted two suspected members of the banned terror outfit Hizbul Mujahideen in a counterfeit case. The accused, Farooq Naikoo and Mohammed Talukdar, were found not guilty due to lack of evidence. While Talukdar was out on bail, Naikoo has been in jail since 2013. The prosecution had alleged that in January 2013 at 8.30pm, a police officer from the Pydhonie police station received a tip-off that a person would come to a guest house near Masjid station with counterfeit currency notes. A police team went to the place and parked their vehicle outside. They kept a watch from a distance, the prosecution claimed, and some time later, one person entered the guest house. After an hour, the person came out and the cops nabbed him on suspicion. The police searched him and found 26 forged notes of denomination of Rs 1,000, Rs 500 and Rs 100, totally amounting to Rs 17,200, on him.
- IM co-founder Yasin Bhatkal, four others convicted for 2013 Hyderabad blasts
The special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court found five members, including IM co-founder Mohammed Ahmed Siddibappa, alias Yasin Bhaktal, guilty on Tuesday of triggering twin blasts in Dilsukhnagar area of Hyderabad in 2013
- Being a Dalit, BJP had offered me ticket during 2013 assembly polls, says suspended IAS
BHOPAL: Suspended IAS officer Shashi Karnawat on Saturday launched a counter attack on Madhya Pradesh government for recommending her termination from the service and extending her suspension sixth time for 120 days saying. She claimed that she was offered BJP ticket by an influential party leader in 2013 assembly elections. Karnawat, who was on an indefinite hunger strike at her residence in Shivaji Nagar demanding her reinstatement since last four days, reached Ambedkar statue in the morning to pay her tributes and announced to fight her battle politically against the ruling government. "I was left with no option since 2007 and despite chief minister's assurance I was not reinstated by the government. I will fight this discrimination'', she told reporters. She further claimed that the then organisational general secretary of BJP had offered her party ticket during state Assembly polls in 2013. "It was Arvind Menon who wanted me to join the party for being a Dalit. I would have won the election had been appointed as a minister'', claimed Karnawat. She also criticised the government for recommending her termination from the service to the Department of Personnel in New Delhi. Karnawat, a state service officer, was promoted to the IAS in 1999. In 2013, she was sentenced to five years in jail by Mandla district court in a corruption case related to district panchayat printing scam of 1999-2000. Since then she was under suspension. Prior to this she was deputy secretary in the youth and sports welfare department. The Madhya Pradesh high court later admitted a petition challenging her conviction. She is on bail at present. Earlier this year, she also announced her plan to end her life by taking 'jal samadhi' (drowning) in Narmada River in Khandwa district, pressing further demand of reinstating her and higher wages during the suspension period. She, however, dropped her plan later. In July, she wrote a letter to the chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, seeking permission for euthanasia, saying, "She had been left with no other options." A day before general administration department (GAD) minister Lal Singh Arya had condemned the conduct of Karnawat for levelling charges against the state government. Arya in an official statement had said that Karnawat was violating the norms meant for the conduct of a senior government officer. "Through her conduct, she has broken the bridges of communication with the state government and we had already sent a proposal for the termination of Karnawat's services to the Union government and response on the same was awaited'', he had said. Sources in the state secretariat inform that the Centre has accepted state government's recommendations to terminate Karnawat from the service.
- Pansare murder: Tawade asked me for revolvers in 2013, claims witness
KOLHAPUR/MUMBAI: A witness in Communist leader Govind Pansare's murder case informed police that arrested accused Virendra Tawade had paid him a surprise visit at his workshop in April 2013 on the pretext of checking on his health, but asked him for information on revolvers. Witness Arun Sadwilkar's statement is crucial in the case against Tawade. Sadwilkar, claimed Tawade informed him of an additional responsibility entrusted on him by the Sanatan Sanstha of which he was a member. Sadwilkar said Tawade later called him 'from a payphone' and said a man would meet him with the weapons. The reason why Tawade sought him out, said Sadwilkar, was because in 1985-88, he used to deal in country-made pistols as he had no other source of income then. On November 30, a special investigation team had filed a supplementary chargesheet in Kolhapur and named Sanatan Sanstha members Vinay Pawar and Sarang Akolkar as the men who shot at Pansare and his wife Uma in 2015. In 2013, Tawade had sent Akolkar with weapons to the witness, the chargesheet stated. They had demanded similar weapons from the witness. Tawade had also sent Akolkar and Pawar to Kolhapur to find out Pansare's daily routine. Earlier this year, the CBI, in its chargesheet, had identified Pawar and Akolkar as the duo who shot dead rationalist Nare-ndra Dabholkar in Pune in 2013. The SIT, which filed its supplementary chargesheet in the Pansare murder case, had named Tawade as the second accused after Sameer Gaikwad. The chargesheet also named Pawar and Akolkar as the third and fourth accused. The 438-page chargesheet stated that Akolkar and Pawar, who are absconding since 2009 Madgaon blast, were seen riding a bike, obstructing the Pansare couple near their residence and shooting at them on February 16, 2015.
- Set for 2013 completion, 30 concrete roads now delayed till 2018
The first phase of Nagpur Municipal Corporation's (NMC) Rs123 crore concrete road project phase-I, which had a deadline of two years, will now be completed only in January 2018, seven years after it started and after a five-year extension. The number of roads in this phase was a mere 30 of total length 25.93km. Due to the delay, the project's cost has increased from Rs77.50 crore to Rs122.79 crore.
- Three youth get life for 2013 murder case
THANE: Three youth from Daighar have been convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment by the district court for the a 2013 murder case. The accused had stabbed the victim, a 42-year-old dairy owner, as they felt that he had an inkling about their involvement in a robbery. Additional sessions judge S C Khalipe sentenced Pradeep Patil, Dinesh Pawar and Kaluram Patil to life imprisonment and also fined them Rs 10,000 each. The public prosecutor claimed that the trio had killed Ananta Bhagyawanta as they believed that he knew about their involvement in a theft at a village school. The trio feared that they would be publicly exposed so they planned to kill him before he could spill the beans. On August 13, 2013, the trio attacked Bhagyawanta and stabbed him 23 times with sharp weapons, the prosecution told the court. A total of 19 witnesses were examined in the case. The cops nailed them after examining the blood on their clothes. After hearing both the sides, the judge sentenced the trio to life imprisonment.
- Over 6,000 trees axed in district since 2013
KOCHI: The district has been gradually losing its green cover for long. As many as 6,130 trees have been cut down in Ernakulam from January 2013 to October 2016, according to the statistics available with the department of social forestry. As per the figures, a large number of trees were cut down for infrastructural projects including the Kochi Metro (1,790 trees) and Smart City (616 trees). Apart from this, numerous trees have been felled for road widening projects undertaken by public works department (PWD), the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) and construction of government buildings. While there is a mandatory requirement for planting of saplings when trees are felled, this is not often followed. A Government order (GO) in 2010 had insisted planting of 10 trees in place of a single tree that is cut down. Though the KMRL and Smart City have planted several trees at various places, trees have died down gradually owing to lack of proper care. It is also learnt from the department that the Public Works Department (PWD) has not planted even a single tree despite cutting down dozens for road widening projects in various places. "The state government had formed a committee in 2010, authorizing them to issue permission for cutting down trees that stood in public places. Prior approval from the committee is mandatory for felling trees. These restrictions were were part of the measures implemented by the state govern ment to prevent massive cutting down of trees illegally," said Joseph Lasar, an environmentalist and member of the district committee for tree protection. Those who cut down the trees without obtaining mandatory permission from the committee will be charged with destruction of public property, said Lasar. The panel headed by assistant conservator of forests (ACF) has an environmental expert and officials from respective local bodies as members. Once the application is submitted, the committee scrutinizes it and pays a visit to the location to understand whether it is compulsory to cut down the tree. "In most cases, we try our best to dissuade people by providing them with alternatives other than cutting the tree," said Lasar. However, the committee does not have powers to initiate action against those who don't plant trees. Assistant Conservator of Forests K J Martin Lowel said that these limitations of the committee are being exploited by people to bypass the 2010 government order. "Majority of people didn't bother to plant trees once they cut down one. We make the maximum effort to educate them about the need for planting a tree. Some people claim that they have no space to plant new trees. These are nothing but lame excuses," said Lowel.
- Flashflood disaster of 2013: Not just a Kedarnath tragedy but a Himalayan tragedy too
ALMORA: Speaking at a workshop on Climate Change Adaptation in Almora on Saturday, environmentalist and historian Shekhar Pathak said that the focus of 2013 deluge as being only "Kedarnath tragedy" was delusional since it severely affected many parts of Himalaya including Himachal Pardesh and Nepal. Three hydro projects of HP had washed away and many people had died in Nepal with massive loss of property. He said, one of the major causes of disaster at Kedarnath escaped media's eye which was lashing of heavy continous rain, and not snow fall which was climatic pattern before 2015, that breached Chaura Bari lake followed by mass scale destruction. Pathak added that scientific institutions should study data going back at least a hundred years to find out how the ecosystem of the Himalayas has declined and prepare a blueprint to stop further deterioration in the future. With respect to Gangotri, he said, data of last 200 years of receding of Gangotri by 10 km is easily available and needed to be compiled. He also threw light to an interesting fact that Gangotri is not merely a snout of Ganges but confluence of another river from Kedartal. He said the issue of environmental destruction where no human lives are lost are not reported much. The issue of deterimental effects of dumping of huge muck generated from the construction of hydro power projects and the hydro projects, like Maneri Bhali I and II built within 2 km in Uttarkashi, that contrict the flow of the Ganges river must be highlighted by media.
- 'In June 2013, multiple tragedies happened in Himalayas'
Environmentalist and Padma Shri awardee Shekhar Pathak has termed the focus of the 2013 deluge as being only "Kedarnath's tragedy" as delusional. Pathak said that the tragedy was instead a "Himalayan one" since it affected the Himalayas in places like Himachal Pradesh and Nepal. "Around the time that Kedarnath faced the huge deluge in June 2013, three hydro projects of Himachal Pradesh were washed away and many people died in Nepal due to excessive rainfall. These tragedies are inter-linked since they happened in the Himalayas at around the same time," he claimed.


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In these days of big data, data is stored in a multitude of formats, which poses a challenge to anyone trying to consolidate and make sense of it. If you're lucky, the data will be in an organized, hierarchical format such as JSON, XML or CSV. If you're not so lucky, the data is more freeform and unstructured and you may have to struggle with endless if/else cases or regular expressions.
You can also use automated parsers such as NSScanner to analyze string data in any form, from natural written languages to computer programming languages. In this NSScanner tutorial, you'll learn about the parser included in Cocoa and how to use its powerful methods to extract information and manipulate strings in really neat ways. You'll use what you learn to build an OS X application that works like Apple Mail's interface, as shown below:
Although you'll be building an OS X application in this tutorial, NSScanner is available on both OS X and iOS. By the end of this tutorial, you'll be ready to parse text on either platform. Let's get started!
Getting Started
Download the starter project, extract the contents of the ZIP file and open NSScannerTutorial.xcodeproj in Xcode.
You'll find three folders named MasterViewController, Custom Cell and comp.sys.mac.hardware. In the View Controller folder you'll find a simple
xib file with a
TableView on the left that contains a custom cell with a bunch of labels, and a
TextView on the right hand side.
MasterViewController.m contains a pre-made structure that sets up the delegate/data source for a
Table View. The Custom Cell folder contains PostCellView.h and PostCellView.m which form a subclass of
NSTableCellView. The cell has all the properties that you need to set each individual data item.
As for the data to parse: the comp.sys.mac.hardware folder contains 49 data files for you to parse with your app; take a minute and browse through the data to see how it's structured.
UITableViews in OS X are quite similar to those in iOS apps.
Build and run the project to see it in action; you'll see the following appear:
The basic framework is there: on the left hand side, the table view currently has placeholder labels with the prefix [Field]Value. These labels will be replaced with parsed data.
Understanding the Structure of the Data
Before going straight into parsing, it's important to understand what you're trying to parse.
Below is a sample file of the 49 files you have to parse; you'll be parsing the items outlined in red below:
The set of parsed items includes the From, Subject, Date, Organization, Lines, and Message fields. Out of the six fields, you'll do something extra special with the "From" and "Message" fields, as follows:
"From" Field
For the "From" field, you'll split the email and the name. This is trickier than it looks, as the name may come before the email, or vice versa. The "From" field might not even have a name or email, or it might have one but not the other.
"Message" segment
For the message segment, you'll see if a message contains anything cost related. You'll search the message for prices such as
$1000 or
$1.00, as well as particular keywords in the message.
The keywords you'll search for are: apple, macs, software, keyboard, printer, video, monitor, laser, scanner, disks, cost, price, floppy, card and phone.
Other Fields
For the other fields, you'll simply separate the field from its value.
The values of the fields are delimited by colons. Also note that the data's field text segment is separated from the message text segment by a new line.
First off, you'll need two classes to parse and hold the data to be displayed.
Creating the Object to Hold the Data
Navigate to File\New\File… (or simply press Command+N). Select Mac OS > Cocoa and then Objective-C class and click Next. Set the class name to
MacHardwarePost and the subclass to NSObject. Click Next and then Create.
Open MacHardwarePost.h and add the following properties and method prototype between
@interface and
//The field's values once extracted placed in the properties. @property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *fileName; @property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *fromPerson; @property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *email; @property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *subject; @property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *date; @property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *organization; @property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *message; @property int lines; //Does this post have any money related information? E.g. $25, $50, $2000 etc. @property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *costSearch; //Contains a set of distinct keywords. @property (nonatomic, strong) NSMutableSet *setOfKeywords; - (NSString *) printKeywords;
printKeywords returns an instance of
NSString that places all keywords in one single string separated by commas. Think of this like Java's
toString method.
Open MacHardwarePost.m and add the following code between
@implementation and
- (id)init { if (self = [super init]) { _setOfKeywords = [[NSMutableSet alloc] init]; //1 } return self; }
init sets up
NSMutableSet and its various properties. In line 1 above,
_setOfKeywords, which is an instance of
NSMutableSet, tracks all keywords found. You're using
NSMutableSet over
NSMutableArray because it's not necessary to store duplicate keywords in this context.
Still working in the same file, add the following code segment right after
- (NSString *) printKeywords { NSMutableString *result = [[NSMutableString alloc] init]; //1 NSUInteger i = 0; //2 NSUInteger numberOfKeywords = [self.setOfKeywords count]; //3 if (numberOfKeywords == 0) return @"No keywords found."; //4 for (NSString *keyword in self.setOfKeywords) //5 { //6 [result appendFormat:(i != numberOfKeywords - 1) ? @" %@," : @" %@", keyword]; i++; //7 } return result; }
Here's what's going on in the code above:
- Initialize an instance of
resultand is used to append keywords together.
- Initialize the counter to 0.
- Obtain the size of the list.
- Check to see if the list is empty. If so, simply return a message.
- Loop over all keywords in
- Check if the counter
iis equal to the last index in the list. If it is not, append a comma after the keyword; otherwise, don't add a comma after the last word.
- Increment the counter to keep track of where you are in the list.
You have finished implementing the
MacHardwarePost object which will store the data you extract from the files. Now, on to creating the parser!
Creating the Data Parser
Navigate to File\New\File… (or simply press Command+N). Select Mac OS > Cocoa and then Objective-C class and click Next. Set the class name to MacHardwareDataParser and the subclass to NSObject. Click Next and then Create.
Open MacHardwareDataParser.h and add the following imports before the
@interface tag:
#import "MacHardwarePost.h"
Next, add the following method prototype between
@interface and
- (void)constructSelectorDictionary; - (MacHardwarePost *)parseRawDataWithData:(NSData *)rawData; - (id)initWithKeywords:(NSArray *)listOfKeywords fileName:(NSString *)fileName;
Now open MacHardwareDataParser.m and add the following code just before
@interface MacHardwareDataParser () //Object that contain the fully extracted information. @property (nonatomic, strong) MacHardwarePost *macHardwarePost; //1 //Stores selector methods that may be called by the parser. @property (nonatomic, strong) NSDictionary *selectorDict; //2 //Contains the list of keywords to search @property (nonatomic, strong) NSArray *listOfKeywords; //3 //Keeps track of the current file we are extracting information from @property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *fileName; //4 @end
The properties between
@interface and
@end aren't exposed to the caller of this class; they're meant for private and/or internal methods and properties for the use of
MacHardwareDataParser alone.
- The property
macHardwarePostis where all the extracted field's information will be stored. This property will be returned to the client using our parser once the parsing is complete.
selectorDictis an NSDictionary with its key the field you're parsing and its value a selector method. It's really important to have different functions for different tasks and not do everything in one method. Each selector method will be explained later on; check out this StackOverflow post for more information on selectors.
listOfKeywordsstores the list of keywords you will use to search the message portion for matching keywords.
fileNamestores the data file you are currently parsing. It's generally a good idea to store the file name mainly for debugging purposes. If there is some error with the data you have just parsed, you can easily pinpoint and examine the file to see what the issue is.
Initializing your Parser
Open MacHardwareDataParser.m add the following code between
@implementation and
#pragma mark - Initialization Phase - (id)initWithKeywords:(NSArray *)listOfKeywords fileName:(NSString *)fileName { if ( self = [super init] ) { [self constructSelectorDictionary]; self.listOfKeywords = listOfKeywords; self.fileName = fileName; } return self; } // build scanner selectors - (void)constructSelectorDictionary { self.selectorDict = @{ @"From" : @"extractFromWithString:", @"Subject" : @"extractSubjectWithString:", @"Date" : @"extractDateWithString:", @"Organization" : @"extractOrganizationWithString:", @"Lines" : @"extractNumberOfLinesWithString:", @"Message" : @"extractMessageWithString:" }; }
initWithKeywords:fileName: is an object initializer; when you create a
MacHardwareDataParser object, you will pass in a
listOfKeywords to be searched when parsing the message. You also need to pass in the filename that you are extracting data from to keep track of what you are parsing.
constructSelectorDictionary creates an instance of
NSDictionary initialized with six key/value pair items. Whenever you see any one of these keys while parsing,
selector will automatically call the corresponding method. For example, if you find the field "Subject", the corresponding method
extractSubjectWithString: will be called to extract the "Subject" field's information.
Still working in the same file, add the following code after
constructSelectorDictionary and before
#pragma mark - Build Object Phase // construct MacHardwarePost, and return object. - (MacHardwarePost *)parseRawDataWithData:(NSData *)rawData // 1 { if (rawData == nil) return nil; // 2 //Extracted information from raw data placed in MacHardwarePost fields. self.macHardwarePost = [[MacHardwarePost alloc] init]; // 3 //Set the fileName within a MacHardwarePost object //to keep track of which file we extracted information from. self.macHardwarePost.fileName = self.fileName; // 4 //Contains every field and message NSString *rawString = [[NSString alloc] initWithData:rawData encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding]; // 5 //Split Sections, so we deal with only fields, and then messages NSArray *stringSections = [rawString componentsSeparatedByString:@"\n\n"]; // 6 if (stringSections == nil) // 7 { return nil; } //Don't consider data that doesn't have a message. So stringSection must be > 1 if ([stringSections count] >= 1) // 8 { //Only need to extract the fields. (Located in the 0 index) NSString *rawFieldString = stringSections[0]; // 9 //place extracted fields into macHardwarePost properties. [self extractFieldsWithString:rawFieldString]; // 10 //Place contiguous message blocks back together in one string. NSString *message = [self combineContiguousMessagesWithArray:stringSections withRange:NSMakeRange(1, [stringSections count])]; // 11 //Set macHardwarePost message field. [self extractMessageWithString:message]; // 12 //Analyze the message for $money money, every amount searched we will record all the amounts // concatenate a string of $ e.g. $25, $60, $1250 in one whole string // Empty string if no amount of money was talked about. [self extractCostRelatedInformationWithMessage: message]; // 13 //We are going to loop through the message string and look for the "keywords". [self extractKeywordsWithMessage: message]; // 14 } return self.macHardwarePost; // 15 }
Taking each numbered comment in turn, you'll find the following:
parseRawDataWithDatatakes an instance of
NSDataas a parameter that contains your data. Once it has parsed all the fields and the message body, the method returns a
MacHardwarePostobject in line 15.
- Check to see if the data is
nilbefore you begin parsing.
- Create a new
MacHardwarePostobject and initialize it as empty. You'll set all the properties' values once you start extracting information.
- Set the filename you're working on for reference.
- Convert the
NSDataobject into a raw string format.
- Separate the
fieldstext segment from the
message'stext segment. The array could have a size larger than 2 since messages may also have
componentsSeparatedByStringwill split the messages into segments if they're separated by a
newline— check the example given below for an example of this.
- Safety check to see if array was actually created.
- Check to see if the array is greater than 1. This lets you know there will be two or more components that include the fields and message sections.
- Store all the field text segments in rawFieldString.
- Pass
extractFieldsWithStringto extract all the relevant fields and set properties appropriately in the
- Since you split the messages into multiple segments, you must combine the segments back together to parse cost related information and keywords.
- Pass the combined message into
extractMessageWithString:to be set in the
extractCostRelatedInformationWithMessageextracts and finds cost-related information.
extractKeywordsWithMessagefinds the keywords in the message.
Below is an example of how
componentsSeparatedByString splits up the text segments:
parseRawDataWithData is the first line of attack, to break up the incoming data into manageable chunks. This gives a clear outline of how the data is structured, and how it can be parsed step by step.
Next you'll see how the individual fields and messages are parsed — this is where the fun begins! :]
Parsing the Individual Fields
Consider, if you will, the following sample field text segment:
Here is where NSScanner comes in. You know that each field and its value is separated by the delimiter
:. The image below gives a visual representation of how each section is split up:
An NSScanner object interprets and converts the characters of an
NSString object into number and string values. You assign the scanner's string on creating it, and the scanner progresses through the characters of that string from beginning to end as you request items.
Open MacHardwareDataParser.m and add the following code just after
parseRawDataWithData and before
/* * extractFieldsWithString, extracts the necessary fields for a data set, * and places them in the mac hardware post object. */ - (void) extractFieldsWithString: (NSString *)rawString { NSScanner *scanner = [NSScanner scannerWithString:rawString]; // 1 //Delimiters NSCharacterSet *newLine = [NSCharacterSet newlineCharacterSet]; // 2 NSString *currentLine = nil; // 3 NSString *field = nil; // 4 NSString *fieldInformation = nil; // 5 [scanner setCharactersToBeSkipped:[NSCharacterSet characterSetWithCharactersInString:@":"]]; // 6 while (![scanner isAtEnd]) // 7 { //Obtain the field if([scanner scanUpToString:@":" intoString:¤tLine]) { // 8 //for some reason \n is always at the front. Probably because we setCharacterToBeSkipped to ":" field = [currentLine stringByTrimmingCharactersInSet: newLine]; // 9 } //Obtain the value. if([scanner scanUpToCharactersFromSet:newLine intoString:¤tLine]) // 10 { fieldInformation = currentLine; // 11 } BOOL containsField = (self.selectorDict[field] != nil) ? YES : NO; // 12 //Only parse the fields that are defined in the selectorDict. if (containsField) { #pragma clang diagnostic push #pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Warc-performSelector-leaks" [self performSelector:NSSelectorFromString(self.selectorDict[field]) withObject:fieldInformation]; // 13 #pragma clang diagnostic pop } } }
Here is a comment-by-comment tour of the above code:
scannerWithStringinitializes the scanner with a given string and returns an
- Create a newline
"\n"NSCharacterSet object. This is used when you read each field/value pair one at a time.
currentLinestores the current field/value pair string.
- Initialize
fieldto be used to retrieve selector methods from
- Initialize
fieldInformationto be used to obtain the field's information which will be passed into the selector's parameters to be analyzed and extracted.
setCharactersTobeSkipped:provided by
NSScannerdefines the set of characters to be ignored when scanning for a value representation. Recall that a field and its value are separated by a colon
":"; the colon is ignored when extracting the value. The returned string will not include the colon.
- Loop while you haven't exhausted all significant characters in the string.
- Scan up to the colon, which grabs the field segment like so:
- After obtaining the field segment, invoke
stringByTrimmingCharactersInSetto remove the newline at the end of the string. Later on you'll need to retrieve the selector using the field as a key to the dictionary
- Scan up to the new line character to grab the field's information like so:
- Store the data in
- Check to see whether the field exists in
- If the field is in
selectorDict, execute the method by invoking
performSelector. This line is inside pragma tags simply to avoid warnings since the
selectorsare unknown at run-time.
Creating the Selector Methods
Recall that your selector dictionary is constructed as follows:
@"From" : @"extractFromWithString:", @"Subject" : @"extractSubjectWithString:", @"Date" : @"extractDateWithString:", @"Organization" : @"extractOrganizationWithString:", @"Lines" : @"extractNumberOfLinesWithString:", @"Message" : @"extractMessageWithString:"
Now that you have the field and the field's information, you also have the corresponding method executing automatically to perform the data extraction. You now need to implement the six methods that will be called to extract each field's value.
Open MacHardwareDataParser.m and add the following code after
extractFieldsWithString and before
//Extracts the subject field's value, and update post object. - (void)extractSubjectWithString: (NSString *)rawString { self.macHardwarePost.subject = rawString; } //Place date string into date property. - (void)extractDateWithString: (NSString *)rawString { self.macHardwarePost.date = rawString; } //Place the organization field value into organization property. - (void)extractOrganizationWithString: (NSString *)rawString { self.macHardwarePost.organization = rawString; } //Teaches you how to extract an entire message. - (void)extractMessageWithString: (NSString *)rawString { self.macHardwarePost.message = rawString; }
The methods above simply place the field information you extracted into the
MacHardwarePost object.
Still working in the same file, add the following code immediately after
//Teaches you how to extract a number. - (void)extractNumberOfLinesWithString:(NSString *)rawString { int numberOfLines; NSScanner *scanner = [[NSScanner alloc] initWithString:rawString]; //scans the string for an int value. [scanner scanInt:&numberOfLines]; self.macHardwarePost.lines = numberOfLines; }
NSScanner initializes the string that contains the number of lines. It then invokes
scanInt: which scans for an int value from a decimal representation and returns the value found by reference.
NSScanner has various other methods you can explore at your leisure:
- scanDecimal:
- scanFloat:
- scanHexDouble:
- scanHexFloat:
- scanHexInt:
- scanHexLongLong:
- scanInteger:
- scanInt:
- scanLongLong:
Okay folks, brace yourselves: you're getting deep into the guts of NSScanner and regular expressions. The first bit to parse is the "From" field.
Here you can combine your regular expression skills from the NSRegularExpression Tutorial on this site with your mad
NSScanner skills. Regular expressions are a great way to establish string-splitting patterns.
Still working in the same file, add the following code after
extractNumberOfLinesWithString: and before
- (void)extractFromWithString: (NSString *)rawString { //An advantage of regular expressions could be used here. //http://www.raywenderlich.com/30288/ //Based on the cases stated, we need to establish some form of pattern in order to split the strings up. NSString *someRegexp = @".*[\\s]*\\({1}(.*)"; //1 // firstname.lastname@example.com (Are we having Fun yet ???) // firstname.lastname@example.com (Bret Oeltjen) // (iisi owner) // firstname.lastname@example.com () // firstname.lastname@example.com (Barry Davis) NSString *someRegexp2 = @".*[\\s]*<{1}(.*)"; //2 // "Jonathan L. Hutchison" <email@example.com> // <email@example.com> // Thomas Kephart <firstname.lastname@example.com> // Alexander Samuel McDiarmid <firstname.lastname@example.com> // Special case: // email@example.com // email@example.com NSPredicate *fromPatternTest1 = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"SELF MATCHES %@", someRegexp]; //3 NSPredicate *fromPatternTest2 = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"SELF MATCHES %@", someRegexp2]; //Run through the patterns //Format: Email (Name) if ([fromPatternTest1 evaluateWithObject: rawString]) //4 { [self extractFromParenthesesWithString: rawString]; } //Format: Name <Email> || <Email> else if ([fromPatternTest2 evaluateWithObject: rawString]) //5 { [self extractFromArrowWithString: rawString]; } //Format: Email else { [self extractFromEmailWithString: rawString]; //6 } }
After examining the 49 data sets, you end up with three cases to consider:
- The first case:
email ( name )
- The second case:
- The third case:
Here's a step-by-step explanation of the above code:
- The first regular expression finds a pattern matching the first case. It checks for zero or more occurrences of any character, followed by zero or more occurrence of a space, followed by one open parenthesis
"("and finally zero or more occurrences of a string.
- The second regular expression finds a pattern matching the second case. It checks for zero or more occurrences of any character, followed by zero or more occurrence of a space, followed by one occurrence of an open angle bracket
"<"and finally zero or more occurrences of any character.
- Create a
NSPredicateobject that defines logical conditions used to constrain a search. The
MATCHESoperator uses the regular expression package. You can read more about
NSPredicatein the official Apple documentation.
- First you check if the field's information is of the pattern Email (Name). If true, then pass it into
extractFromParenthesesWithStringwhich extracts the Email and the Name.
- If the first pattern doesn't match, check for Name or just without the Name. If you find a match, pass it into
extractFromArrowWithStringwhich extracts the Email and/or Name.
- Finally, if neither of the first two patterns matched, this is the case where you only have an email. In this case, pass the string into
Still working in the same file, add the following code after
extractFromWithString and before
#pragma mark - extractFromWithString helper methods //Extract the email, when the pattern is Format: email (No name specified) - (void)extractFromEmailWithString:(NSString *)rawString { self.macHardwarePost.email = rawString; self.macHardwarePost.fromPerson = @"unknown"; }
extractFromEmailWithString handles the special case where you don't match on pattern 1 or pattern 2; this is the case that only has the email but no name. In this case you just set
MacHardwarePost object's email and ser the name of the person to "unknown".
Add the following code after
extractFromEmailWithString and before
//Extract the name of the person and email, when the pattern is Format: Name <Email> - (void)extractFromArrowWithString:(NSString *)rawString { NSScanner *scanner = [NSScanner scannerWithString:rawString]; //1 NSString *resultString = nil; //2 [scanner setCharactersToBeSkipped:[NSCharacterSet characterSetWithCharactersInString:@"<>"]]; //3 while (![scanner isAtEnd]) //4 { [scanner scanUpToString:@"<" intoString:&resultString]; //5 self.macHardwarePost.fromPerson = resultString; //6 [scanner scanUpToString:@">" intoString:&resultString]; //7 self.macHardwarePost.email = resultString; //8 } }
Here is a step-by-step explanation of the code above:
- Create an instance of
NSScannerthat scans the given string with the pattern
- Initialize
resultString; the extracted name and email will be placed in this string.
- Set
">"to be ignored when scanning for a value representation.
- Loop through the scanner until you reach the end.
- Scan up to the first
"<". This cuts off everything following, leaving only the Name, since you ignored
">"in line 3. The diagram below illustrates this in detail:
- Set the
fromPersonfield in
- Scan up to
">"which will give you the email. This cuts out everything before
"<"and after
">", like so:
- Set the email field of
You're not done yet! Add the following code after
extractFromArrowWithString: and before
//Extract the name of the person and email, when the pattern is Format: Email (Name) - (void)extractFromParenthesesWithString:(NSString *)rawString { NSScanner *scanner = [NSScanner scannerWithString:rawString]; NSString *resultString = nil; [scanner setCharactersToBeSkipped:[NSCharacterSet characterSetWithCharactersInString:@"()"]]; while (![scanner isAtEnd]) { [scanner scanUpToString:@"(" intoString:&resultString]; self.macHardwarePost.email = resultString; [scanner scanUpToString:@")" intoString:&resultString]; self.macHardwarePost.fromPerson = resultString; } }
This is essentially the same as
extractFromArrowWithString, except this method deals with parentheses.
Add the following code after
extractFromParenthesesWithString and before
#pragma mark- Utilities - (NSString *)combineContiguousMessagesWithArray:(NSArray *)array withRange:(NSRange)range { NSMutableString *resultString = [[NSMutableString alloc] init]; //1 for(int i = (int)range.location; i < range.length; i++) //2 { [resultString appendString: array[i] ]; //3 } return [NSString stringWithString:resultString]; //4 }
Think back to the diagram showing how to split the text:
You had to split the text segment with field-related information from the message segment with portions of the messages — now you need to recombine the message portion into one instead of multiple segments.
Here is a step-by-step explanation of the above code:
- You first create a new
NSMutableStringso you can edit the string whenever you try to combine a portion of text.
- Given the range of the
message portion, start from index 1 (index 0 is the
field portion) and loop to
array length - 1. You'll loop through each index containing the message portion.
- Get the current index's message portion and append it to the end of the resultString.
- Finally, return the combined text.
Now that you have the message portion in one place, you can start parsing the message for some useful information.
Parsing the Message
Your keyword search strategy is to look at every word and check your keyword's dictionary to see if it matches. If so, add it to
MacHardwarePost keywords array that stores all keywords found relating to this message.
Add the following code to the end of MacHardwarePost.m, just before
//Extract keywords from the message. - (void)extractKeywordsWithMessage:(NSString *)rawString { NSScanner *scanner = [NSScanner scannerWithString:rawString]; //1 NSCharacterSet *whitespace = [NSCharacterSet whitespaceCharacterSet]; //2 NSString *keyword = @""; //3 while (![scanner isAtEnd]) //4 { [scanner scanUpToCharactersFromSet:whitespace intoString:&keyword]; //5 NSString *lowercaseKeyword = [keyword lowercaseString]; //6 if([self.listOfKeywords containsObject: lowercaseKeyword]) //7 { [self.macHardwarePost.setOfKeywords addObject:lowercaseKeyword]; //8 } } }
The above code is fairly straightforward:
- scannerWithString: initializes the scanner with a given string — in this case your message — and returns an instance of
- Next you create an
NSCharacterSetfor whitespace; this let you scan up to the next set of characters separated by a whitespace, as shown below:
- Initialize the keyword string; this is used to store the found keyword.
- Loop until you're at the end of the text.
- Scan up to a whitespace and store the result in the
- Convert the keyword into lowercase as you want to ignore capital letters.
- Check if the keyword exists in
- If the keyword exists, add the keyword to
MacHardwarePost's keywords array.
Extracting Cost-Related Information
To search for cost related information, use
NSScanner to search each word separated by a whitespace. This is similar to the keywords strategy, but instead you're now searching for an occurrence of a
dollarCharacter ($).
Add the following method code to the end of MacHardwarePost.m, just before
// Extract amount of cost if the message contains "$" symbol. - (void)extractCostRelatedInformationWithMessage:(NSString *)rawString { NSScanner *scanner = [NSScanner scannerWithString:rawString]; //1 NSMutableString *costResultString = [[NSMutableString alloc] init]; //2 NSCharacterSet *whitespace = [NSCharacterSet whitespaceCharacterSet]; //3 NSCharacterSet *dollarCharacter = [NSCharacterSet characterSetWithCharactersInString:@"$"]; //4 NSString *dollarFound; float dollarCost; while (![scanner isAtEnd]) //5 { //Have the scanner find the first $ token if (![scanner scanUpToCharactersFromSet:dollarCharacter intoString:nil]) //6 { [scanner scanUpToCharactersFromSet:whitespace intoString:&dollarFound]; //7 NSScanner *integerScanner = [NSScanner scannerWithString:dollarFound]; //8 [integerScanner scanString: @"$" intoString:nil]; //9 [integerScanner scanFloat: &dollarCost]; //10 if (!(int)dollarCost == 0) //11 { [costResultString appendFormat:@"$%.2f ", dollarCost]; } } } self.macHardwarePost.costSearch = costResultString; //12 }
Here's what's going on in the code above:
- Again,
scannerWithString:initializes the scanner with a given string — in this case your message — and returns an instance of
- Create an
NSMutableStringso you can append all the cost related information into a single string.
- Create a whitespace
NSCharacterSetso you can jump to the next word after analyzing the previous one.
- Create a
NSCharacterSetso you can scan up to a string that starts with a $ symbol.
- Continue to loop until you reach the end of the message.
scanUpToCharactersFromSetscans the string until it finds a
- Once you find a
$symbol, scan up to the next whitespace to give you the cost related portion.
- Create a separate
NSScannerto scan the cost-related string.
- The
NSScannerscans past the
$symbol, leaving you with only the amount.
NSScannerscans the cost-related string for a float value; if you find one, store it in
- If
scanFloat:fails it returns zero, so check
dollarCostto see if you actually found a valid amount. If so, append it to the
- Once the scanner reaches the end, set the
MacHardwarePostcostSearch field to the cost-related information extracted from the message.
There you have it — your parser is finally complete. Time to put your parser to good use and start extracting information from the 49 data files.
Connecting Your Parser with the 49 Data Files
The last things to do are run all 49 files through your parser to create the
MacHardwarePost objects, pass these objects into your
masterViewController and set up your delegate and data source for the tableview to display the results.
Open AppDelegate.h and replace the code between
@interface and
@end with the following code:
@property (assign) IBOutlet NSWindow *window; //Stores a reference to the data set's file path. E.g. /Users/userName/Documents/comp.sys.mac.hardware @property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *dataSetFilePath; //Stores an array of all data file names. E.g. 50419, 50420, 50421, ... @property (nonatomic, strong) NSArray *listOfDataFileNames; @property (nonatomic, strong) NSMutableArray *listOfPost; @property (nonatomic, strong) IBOutlet MasterViewController *masterViewController;
Here's an explanation of what these properties will be used for:
dataSetFilePathstores the path to the 49 data files so you can easily obtain each individual file to be parsed.
listOfDataFileNamesstores all 49 data file names in an array; each file name will be appended to
dataSetFilePathto get an individual file.
listOfPoststores all
MacHardwarePostobjects once you're done parsing.
masterViewControllercontains the
TextViewfor your app.
Open AppDelegate.m and add the following code just before
#import "MacHardwareDataParser.h" #import "MacHardwarePost.h"
You'll need to include these imports to reference those classes in the next bit.
Still in the same file, replace
applicationDidFinishLaunching with the following code:
- (void)applicationDidFinishLaunching:(NSNotification *)aNotification { NSError *error = nil; //Obtain the file path to the resource folder. NSString *folderPath = [[NSBundle mainBundle] resourcePath]; //1 //Get all the fileNames from the resource folder. self.listOfDataFileNames = [[NSFileManager defaultManager] contentsOfDirectoryAtPath:folderPath error:&error]; //2 //Keywords we are passing into the scanner to check if a message contains one or more of these words. NSArray *keywords = @[ @"apple", @"macs", @"software", @"keyboard", @"printers", @"printer", @"video", @"monitor", @"laser", @"scanner", @"disks", @"cost", @"price", @"floppy", @"card", @"phone" ]; //3 self.listOfPost = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init]; //4 //Loops through the list of data files, and starts scanning and parsing them and converts them //to MacHardwarePost objects. for (NSString *fileName in self.listOfDataFileNames) //5 { //ignore system files, fileName we are interested in are numbers. if ([fileName intValue] == 0) continue; //6 NSString *path = [folderPath stringByAppendingString: [NSString stringWithFormat:@"/%@", fileName]]; //7 NSData *data = [NSData dataWithContentsOfFile: path]; //8 MacHardwareDataParser *parser = [[MacHardwareDataParser alloc] initWithKeywords:keywords fileName:fileName]; //9 MacHardwarePost *post = [parser parseRawDataWithData:data];//10 if (post != nil) { [self.listOfPost addObject:post];//11 } } //Create the masterViewController self.masterViewController = [[MasterViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@"MasterViewController" bundle:nil]; //12 self.masterViewController.listOfMacHardwarePost = self.listOfPost;//13 //Add the view controller to the Window's content view [self.window.contentView addSubview:self.masterViewController.view]; self.masterViewController.view.frame = ((NSView*)self.window.contentView).bounds; }
Taking each numbered comment in turn, you'll find the following:
- First obtain the resource folder's path, which is where all 49 files are located.
- Get all the filenames within the resource folder by calling
contentsOfDirectoryAtPath:which returns an array of file names that could be either files or directory names.
- Initialize an instance of
keywordsand set it up with all the keywords to search in our message.
- Initialize an instance of
listOfPostto store all the
- Loop through the list of files within the resource directory.
- Check each
fileNameto see if it's an integer as all 49 of the file names are integers. If it isn't, check the next file to see if it's a data file to parse.
- Append the filename to the resource path to obtain the full path to the file.
- Get the individual data file in the form of a
NSDatausing the data file path.
- Create an instance of
MacHardwareDataParserand pass in the
keywordsto search for and the
fileNameof the data file to parse.
- Pass the data file into your parser's
parserRawDataWithDatawhich extracts all the important data. Once complete, the method returns a
MacHardwarePostobject ready to use.
- Add the object to the list of
MacHardwarePostobjects if the parsing was successful.
- Once you're done parsing all 49 data files, create the
- Pass the list of
MacHardwarePostobjects into your
masterViewControllerwhich will be used later to set your data source.
At this point, you've parsed all 49 data files and passed the
MacHardwarePost objects to your
masterViewController — it's finally time to display the results of all your hard effort! :]
Setting up the Table View Delegate and DataSource
Open up MasterViewController.m and add the following imports before
#import "MacHardwarePost.h"
numberOfRowsInTableView: and replace the implementation with the following:
- (NSInteger)numberOfRowsInTableView:(NSTableView *)tableView { return [self.listOfMacHardwarePost count]; }
numberOfRowsInTableView is part of the table view's data source protocol; it sets the number of rows in a section of the table view. In this case you only have one section, with the number of rows being the number of data files you parsed.
Next, find
tableView:viewForTableColumn:row:. Replace the comment that says
//TODO: Set up cell viewwith the code below:
PostCellView *cellView = [tableView makeViewWithIdentifier:tableColumn.identifier owner:self]; //1 if ( [tableColumn.identifier isEqualToString:@"PostColumn"] ) //2 { MacHardwarePost *post = [self.listOfMacHardwarePost objectAtIndex:row]; //3 NSString *unknown = @"Unknown"; //4 NSString *costRelated = @"NO"; //5 cellView.from.stringValue = (post.fromPerson == nil) ? unknown : post.fromPerson; //6 cellView.subject.stringValue = (post.subject == nil) ? unknown : post.subject; cellView.email.stringValue = (post.email == nil) ? unknown : post.email; cellView.costRelated.stringValue = (post.costSearch.length == 0) ? costRelated : post.costSearch; cellView.organization.stringValue = (post.organization == nil) ? unknown : post.organization; cellView.date.stringValue = (post.date == nil) ? unknown : post.date; cellView.lines.stringValue = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%d", post.lines]; cellView.keywords.stringValue = [post printKeywords]; }
NSTableViewDelegate has a method
tableView:viewForTableColumn:row: which is a part of the table view's delegate protocol; this is where you set up every individual cell. There's a custom cell named
PostCellView for your use which contains labels such as from, subject, email, costRelated, organization, date, lines, and keywords for you to set.
Here's a detailed look at the code above:
- Create a new
- Check that the
tableColumnis indeed
- Get an individual
MacHardwarePostobject that you parsed based on the current row.
- Set a
unknownin case the property within
MacHardwarePostturns out to be nil.
- Set a NSString variable
costRelatedand initialize to "NO".
- Use the ternary operator to check if the
MacHardwarePostfield is nil. If so, set the label to
"unknown"; otherwise set the label to what you received from
Lastly, set up TableView and TextView connection
In MasterViewController.m, replace the starter implementation of
tableViewSelectionDidChange: with the following:
- (void)tableViewSelectionDidChange:(NSNotification *)aNotification { NSInteger selectedRow = [self.tableView selectedRow]; //1 if( selectedRow >= 0 && [self.listOfMacHardwarePost count] > selectedRow ) //2 { MacHardwarePost *post = [self.listOfMacHardwarePost objectAtIndex:selectedRow]; //3 self.messageTextView.string = post.message; //4 } }
tableViewSelectionDidChange instructs the
delegate that the table view's selection has changed. This method executes whenever the user selects a different cell.
Here's the details of the above code:
- Get the currently selected row.
- Check if
selectedRowis in-bounds.
- Get the
MacHardwarePostcorresponding to the selected row.
- Get the message of the object, and set the message on the text view.
Build and run your project; you'll see all the parsed fields in the table view. Select a cell on the left and you'll see the corresponding message on the right.
These data files grow up so fast! :] They were just raw data when you found them, and after you groomed them a little with your parser, they look all grown up now. Aww.
Where to Go from Here?
Here's the source code for the finished project: NSScannerTutorialFinal.zip
There is so much more you can do with the data you have parsed. You could write a formatter that converts all
MacHardwarePost into JSON, XML, CSV or any other formats you can think of! With your new-found flexibility to represent data in different forms, you can share your data across different platforms.
Using NSScanner is a great way to quickly manipulate and search for different strings. I hope this new skill gives you the power to parse all that meaningful data in your own apps!
If you're really interested in the study of computer languages and how they are implemented, take a class in comparative languages. Your course will likely cover formal languages and BNF grammars – all important concepts in the design and implementation of parsers.
For more information on NSScanner and other parsing theory, check out the following resources:
- XML Tutorial for iOS – How to choose the best XML parser for your iPhone-Project.
- Working with JSON in iOS5
- Apple: NSScanner Reference Guide
- Writing a parser using NSScanner (a CSV parsing example) by Matt Gallagher
- Short Presentation on NSScanner by Lorex Antiono
If you have any questions or comments, please join the discussion below and share them!
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Went in this past Friday for my 8 week ultrasound(or so we think 8 weeks) and the tech wouldn't let me see the screen or tell me anything. Since it was the holiday week/end I am seeing my doctor this evening, but was wondering if it's ok to NOT hear the heartbeat at 8 weeks? Or since it was just the "tech" doing the ultrasound they couldn't do that? I'm just scared and hate the waiting game.
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This is very weird. Typically it's the tech that does the ultrasound and you most certainly can see the screen! They'll show you the baby, show you the heartbeat etc. If there is reason for concern the doc should be brought in immediately. It's true that the techs can't tell you anything if there is reason for concern, but they should not be keeping things from you and letting you wait this long. this is very strange and I'd ask about it. I would also file a complaint if this was more than just a misunderstanding. good luck!posted 12/01/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
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Review: Review: Untitled: Schools of Europe by Richard Emerson Werstler
Reviewed Work: Schools of Europe by Richard Emerson Werstler
Review by: Stewart E. Fraser
Peabody Journal of Education
Vol. 45, No. 3 (Nov., 1967), pp. 185-186
Published by: Taylor & Francis, Ltd.
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/1490624
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Topics: Literature, Textbooks, Adult education, Teachers, Teaching, Adults, Adult basic education
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