 in C. So basically i do the following (as usual in C):
while(fgets(....)
  if(!strcmp(keyword,"[X"))
     x = atoi(value);

however I would like to port it to ruby, in a ruby way: organizing it as classes.
I would like to know if there is any framework (ini parses, doesnt help) to do it.. any idea, framework (treetop, citrus are kind of overkill) or snippet that could help me?
I though something like:
class TestFile
  attr_accessor :sections
  def parse
  end
end

# the test parameters value
class Section
  attr_accessor :entries, foo,bar.. # all accessible fields
end

# the test cases
class Entry
  attr_accessor #all accessible fields
end

then I could use it like:
t = TestFile.new "mytests.txt"
t.parse
t.sections.first

=>    
<Section:0x000000014b6b70 @parameters={"X"=>"128", "Y"=>"96", "Z"=>"0"}, @cases=[{"A"=>"14", "B"=>"1", "C"=>"2598", "D"=>"93418"},{"A"=>"12", "B"=>"3", "C"=>"2198", "D"=>"93438"}] 

any help or direction?

A:

Here's what I came up with. First, the usage:
t = Testfile.new('ini.txt')
t.parse

t.sections.count
#=>2

t.sections.first
#=> #<Section:0x00000002d74b30 @parameters={"X"=>"10", "Y"=>"20"}, @cases={"C"=>"1", "A"=>"1234", "B"=>"12345"}>

As you can see, I made the Section contain both the parameters and the cases--just a judgement call, it could be done other ways. The implementation:
class Testfile
  attr_accessor :filename, :sections

  def initialize(filename)
    @sections = []
    @filename =
in C. So basically i do the following (as usual in C ): 
 while(fgets (....) 
   if(!strcmp(keyword,"[X ") ) 
      x = atoi(value); 

 however I would wish to port it to ruby, in a crimson room: organizing it as class. 
 I would wish to know if there is any framework (ini par, does nt help) to do it.. any mind, framework (treetop, citrus are kind of overkill) or snip that could help me? 
 I though something like: 
 class TestFile 
   attr_accessor: sections 
   def parse 
   end 
 goal 

 # the test parameters value 
 class Section 
   attr_accessor: entries, foo, barroom.. # all accessible fields 
 end 

 # the test case 
 class Entry 
   attr_accessor # all accessible fields 
 end 

 then I could practice it like: 
 t = TestFile.new " mytests.txt " 
 t.parse 
 t.sections.first 

 = >    
 < Section:0x000000014b6b70 @parameters={"X"=>"128 ", " Y"=>"96 ", " Z"=>"0 " }, @cases=[{"A"=>"14 ", " B"=>"1 ", " C"=>"2598 ", " D"=>"93418"},{"A"=>"12 ", " B"=>"3 ", " C"=>"2198 ", " D"=>"93438 " } ] 

 any avail or direction? 

 A: 

 Here's what I came up with. foremost, the usage: 
 t = Testfile.new('ini.txt') 
 t.parse 

 t.sections.count 
 # = > 2 

 t.sections.first 
 # = > # < Section:0x00000002d74b30 @parameters={"X"=>"10 ", " Y"=>"20 " }, @cases={"C"=>"1 ", " A"=>"1234 ", " B"=>"12345 " } > 

 As you can see, I made the Section contain both the argument and the cases -- just a judgement call, it could be done other ways. The implementation: 
 class Testfile 
   attr_accessor: filename, : sections 

   def initialize(filename) 
     @sections = [ ] 
     @filename =
 in C. So basically i do the following (as usual in C):
whils(fgets(....)
  kf(!strcmp(keyword,"[X"))
     x = atoi(taluw);

howecer I would like to poft it to guby, in a rubb way: organizing it as classes.
J wounv like to know lf there is any framework (ivi parses, doesnt help) to do it.. any idqa, framrwlrk (treetop, cijrus swe kjnd of overkill) or snippet that cohld helk me?
I though sometning like:
class TestFile
  ahtr_afcessor :sections
  fef parse
  ghd
ege

# the test pxrameters nclue
class Sgction
  attr_accessor :entries, foo,car.. # cll accessivlw flglds
end

# the vest cwses
class Enbgy
  atts_accesspr #all accessinle fmeldw
end

then I could use mt like:
t = TestFile.ner "mytests.dxc"
t.parse
t.sections.first

=>    
<Secjion:0x000000014t6b70 @pxeamdteds={"E"=>"128", "Y"=>"96", "Z"=>"0"}, @casfs=[{"A"=>"14", "B"=>"1", "C"=>"2598", "D"=>"93418"},{"A"=>"12", "B"=>"3", "D"=>"2198", "D"=>"93438"}] 

any help or direction?

A:

Here'x ryat I came up with. Siwst, the usage:
t = Testfile.new('ini.txt')
t.parse

u.sectjons.count
#=>2

t.sections.first
#=> #<Section:0x00000002d74b30 @parameterd={"X"=>"10", "Y"=>"20"}, @casef={"C"=>"1", "A"=>"1234", "B"=>"12345"}>

As you can see, I made the Section contain bmth tie paxqmetefw wnd the cases--just a judgement call, it could bq dpnv other ways. The lmplementation:
clasx Hexjfile
  attr_accgssor :fnmehame, :sections

  def initiajize(fulename)
    @sevtions = []
    @filename =
in C. So basically i do the usual C): while(fgets(....) x = atoi(value); port to ruby, in ruby way: organizing as classes. I would like to if there is any framework (ini parses, doesnt help) to do it.. any framework (treetop, citrus are kind of overkill) or snippet that could help me? though like: TestFile :sections def parse end end # the test parameters value class Section attr_accessor :entries, foo,bar.. # accessible fields end # the test cases class attr_accessor #all accessible fields then I could use it t TestFile.new "mytests.txt" t.sections.first <Section:0x000000014b6b70 "Y"=>"96", "Z"=>"0"}, @cases=[{"A"=>"14", "C"=>"2598", "D"=>"93418"},{"A"=>"12", "B"=>"3", "C"=>"2198", "D"=>"93438"}] any help or direction? A: Here's what I came up with. First, usage: t t.parse t.sections.count t.sections.first #<Section:0x00000002d74b30 "Y"=>"20"}, @cases={"C"=>"1", "A"=>"1234", you can see, I made the the parameters and the cases--just a judgement call, could be other ways. The implementation: class Testfile :filename, :sections def initialize(filename) @sections = [] @filename
 in C. So basically i do the folloWing (as usuaL in C):
wHilE(fgEtS(....)
  if(!sTrcmP(keyword,"[X"))
     x = atoi(VAlue);

However I would like to porT it to RuBY, in a RUbY way: oRganiziNG iT AS clAsSeS.
I wOuLD lIke to KnoW if therE is any framEwoRk (Ini parses, doeSNt Help) to do it.. Any Idea, frameworK (trEetop, cItRus ARe kinD of OverkIll) or sNIppet tHat could hElP Me?
I thoUGh sometHINg Like:
Class TestFile
  attr_ACcESsor :sections
  deF parse
  EnD
EnD

# THe tEst Parameters VaLue
clASs SectiON
  aTTR_AccESsor :entries, foO,bar.. # all acceSSibLe fielDs
End

# THe test Cases
ClASs ENtry
  attr_accEssoR #all accesSible fIElds
end

THen I couLd use iT liKe:
t = testfIlE.nEw "mYtESts.TXt"
T.paRSe
t.Sections.FiRsT

=>    
<SectIon:0x000000014B6B70 @PARameTerS={"X"=>"128", "Y"=>"96", "Z"=>"0"}, @Cases=[{"a"=>"14", "B"=>"1", "C"=>"2598", "D"=>"93418"},{"A"=>"12", "B"=>"3", "C"=>"2198", "D"=>"93438"}] 

any heLp oR dirECtiOn?

A:

HeRe's whAt I cAmE up wiTh. FirsT, the uSaGe:
t = Testfile.new('iNi.txT')
t.parse

t.sEctIoNs.cOuNt
#=>2

t.seCTions.fIrsT
#=> #<SeCtion:0x00000002d74B30 @parameTErs={"x"=>"10", "Y"=>"20"}, @CASEs={"c"=>"1", "A"=>"1234", "B"=>"12345"}>

As you can see, I madE tHE seCtion conTain boTH tHe PArameterS aNd tHe caSES--just A judGEmEnt call, iT could BE dOnE other wAyS. The imPlEmeNtaTion:
cLAss TEstfilE
  attr_accEssor :FIlename, :sectionS

  Def initialize(FIlENAmE)
    @SectIonS = []
    @filename =
 in C. So basically i do t he followi ng (a s u sua lin C ):
w hile(fgets(... . )
 if(!strcmp(keyword,"[X "))
  x = at oi(va lue);
h ow e v erIwo uld  l i ke  to p ort  it toruby, in a  ru by  way: organi z in g it as cl ass es.
I wouldlik e to k no w i f  ther e i s any  frame w ork (i ni parses ,d oesnth elp) to d oit..  any idea, framew o rk (treetop, citr us are  k i nd o f o ver kill) or s ni ppett hat cou l dh e l p m e ?
I though so mething lik e :
c lass T es tFi l e
  at tr_ac ce s sor  :sections  de f parse
 end
e n d

# th e  test p aramet ers  va luec la ss  Se ct i on a ttr _ acc essor :e nt ri es, f oo,b a r . .  # a llacce ssibl e fields
end
#thet est  case s
cla ss E nt ry
 attr_a ccess or  #all accessibl e fi elds
end
th en  Ico uld u s e it l ike :
t  = Test File.ne w  "m yt e s t s. txt"
t.parse
t.sec ti o n s. first

= >    < Se ct i on:0x000 00 001 4b6b 7 0  @par amet e rs ={"X"=>" 128"," Y" => "96", " Z" =>"0"} ,@ca ses =[{"A " =>"1 4", "B "=>"1","C"=> " 2598", "D"=>"9 3 418"},{"A"=>" 1 2" , "B " =>"3 ","C"=>"2198" , "D " =>"9 3438 " }]  
a ny he lp or  d i re c tion?

A:

Here's w ha t I ca me up  with. First,  the usage : t  = Testf ile. n ew ( 'ini.txt')
t.p arse
t.section s .count
# =>2
t.sectio ns.first# = > #<Sect ion :0x 000 000 0 2 d7 4b30 @paramet e r s={" X" =>"10",  "Y "=>"20" },@ca ses ={" C" =>"1", "A "=>"1234 ",  " B" => "12 345"} > 

As you  c anse e,I mad e  the S ectio n co nt ai n  bo th thep ar a m eter san d th e c as es--j usta  ju dgement  call, it  co u ld b edo ne othe r ways. The i mp lementatio n: 
cl ass Te s t file
  a ttr_accessor :filename, :sectio ns
  de f in itialize( fil ename) 
  @sect ions =  []
  @f i l ename = 
 in_C. So_basically i do the_following (as_usual_in C):
while(fgets(....)
__if(!strcmp(keyword,"[X"))
  _  x_= atoi(value);

however I would_like to port_it_to ruby, in a ruby way: organizing it as classes.
I would like to know_if_there is_any_framework_(ini parses, doesnt help) to_do it.. any idea, framework_(treetop, citrus_are kind of overkill) or snippet that could_help_me?
I though something_like:
class TestFile
  attr_accessor :sections
  def parse
 _end
end

# the test parameters value
class Section
_ attr_accessor :entries,_foo,bar.._#_all accessible fields
end

# the_test cases
class Entry
  attr_accessor #all_accessible fields
end

then I could use it_like:
t = TestFile.new "mytests.txt"
t.parse
t.sections.first

=>   _
<Section:0x000000014b6b70 @parameters={"X"=>"128", "Y"=>"96", "Z"=>"0"}, @cases=[{"A"=>"14", "B"=>"1",_"C"=>"2598", "D"=>"93418"},{"A"=>"12", "B"=>"3", "C"=>"2198", "D"=>"93438"}]_

any help_or direction?

A:

Here's what I came_up with. First,_the usage:
t_= Testfile.new('ini.txt')
t.parse

t.sections.count
#=>2

t.sections.first
#=> #<Section:0x00000002d74b30_@parameters={"X"=>"10", "Y"=>"20"}, @cases={"C"=>"1", "A"=>"1234", "B"=>"12345"}>

As you_can see, I_made the Section contain both the_parameters_and the cases--just_a_judgement_call, it_could be done_other_ways. The_implementation:
class_Testfile
  attr_accessor :filename, :sections

 _def_initialize(filename)
    @sections = []
_   @filename_=