Re: How to parse a file with emails and IP's and output a sorted list with a total count


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Re: How to parse a file with emails and IP's and output a sorted list with a total count

by Paladin (Vicar)

on Jul 28, 2016 at 23:13 UTC ( [id://1168772]=note: print w/replies, xml )

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in reply to How to parse a file with emails and IP's and output a sorted list with a total count

I'm not sure why you are trying XML::Simple as there doesn't seem to be any XML involved. For data storage, you seem to need a hash of hashes. I'll assume you can get the IP and email address from the file.

my %users;

foreach my $line (<$file>) {
  my ($email, $ip) = parse_line($line);
  $users{$email}{$ip}++;
}
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Then you'll have a hash that looks something like:

%users = (
          'joe@example.com' => {
                                 '192.168.10.24' => 2,
                                 '192.168.10.28' => 1
                               }
        );
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Re^2: How to parse a file with emails and IP's and output a sorted list with a total count by mitzyc (Initiate) on Jul 28, 2016 at 23:21 UTC
Yes! I can get the IP and the email. That little bit is enough to get me started. I really didn't know how to load and reference a hash with values. ...and no, I guess I didn't need XML at all. Thank you very much. This will give me a greater appreciation of how this works and a solid footing to start from. Thank you so much.	[reply]

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