I have a file like this:
+----[ Stream 0 ]
|
| Type: Video
| Codec: H264 - MPEG-4 AVC (part 10) (h264)
| Original ID: 1030
|
+----[ IRIB TV3 [Program 103] ]
|
| Status: Running
| Type: Digital television service
| Now Playing: میان برنامه
| Publisher: IRIB
|
+----[ EPG IRIB TV3 [Program 103] ]
|
| 2014-08-03 14:42:00:Hello
|
+----[ Stream 1 ]
|
| Type: Audio
| Codec: MPEG AAC Audio (mp4a)
| Original ID: 1031
|
+----[ end of stream info ]
What is format of this file , Is there any simple way to convert it to XML?
The language you use for parsing this file is up to you, and depends what you are familiar with. Many people would use Perl, but I would use XSLT 2.0.
I would start by doing it line-by-line: there's a small number of different patterns to the lines, and I would translate
+----[ Stream 0 ]
to
<Stream>0</Stream>
and
Status: Running
to
<Status>Running</Status>
That would give you something that's XML, and phase 2 is to convert it into useful XML, which you can do using the grouping facilites in XSLT 2.0 to create something like
<Report>
<Stream nr="0">
<Type>Video</Type>
...
<Program nr="103">
<Status>Running</Status>
...
</Program>
</Stream>
<Stream>...
</Report>
But there's no magic bullet here; unless someone has already produced code you can re-use, you're going to have to write a parser for this stuff.