I have a 4 column csv file that has one of its columns spread across multiple lines as seen below:
Number#,Scenes,OkOrFail,Time(ms)
1,com.mine[scenario->GRADE_1:thsi is test is request from Eol ],OK,3613
2,com.mine[scenario->GRADE_900:MSA Harvest all losses ],OK,1325
14,com.mine[scenario->GRADE_450:Great lamps Entity with xbars
Entity used SplitEnt
Model : silicon8],OK,930
15,com.mine[scenario->GRADE_985:request picking from the transmitter
Entity used silicon-B.E0004
],FAIL,728
16,com.mine[scenario->GRADE_120:single query from Receiver with
],OK,1245
To see the unprintable characters in the original file, see below:
I am looking to create a new csv from the original csv after removing the Number# column, extracting just the GRADE_ strings from the Scenes column (GRADE_1, GRADE_900, etc) and keeping the OkOrFail column.
So the new csv will look like this:
Scenes,OkOrFail,Time(ms)
GRADE_1,OK,3613
GRADE_900,OK,1325
GRADE_450,OK,930
GRADE_985,FAIL,728
GRADE_120,OK,1245
I thought constructing a regex to match the entire line and capturing what I want to output later would work. Here is the regex I have:
^[0-9]+,.+>([A-Z_0-9]+)[^,]+(,[A-Z]+.*)
Now, in Notepad++, this works fine BUT in actual powershell (using version 5.1) only the first two lines work ok.
Here is my code:
$origstring = "^[0-9]+,.+>([A-Z_0-9]+)[^,]+(,[A-Z]+.*)"
$testNameOnly = '$1'
$statusAndDuration = '$2'
$csvfile = "C:\small_bad.csv"
(Get-Content $csvfile) | % {
$_ = $_ -replace "Number#,", ''
$_ = $_ -replace $origstring, ($testNameOnly + $statusAndDuration)
Write-Host $_
}
And the output is:
PS C:\Windows\SysWOW64\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0>
Scenes,OkOrFail,Time(ms)
GRADE_1,OK,3613
GRADE_900,OK,1325
14,com.mine[scenario->GRADE_450:Great lamps Entity with xbars
Entity used SplitEnt
Model : silicon8],OK,930
15,com.mine[scenario->GRADE_985:request picking from the transmitter
Entity used silicon-B.E0004
],FAIL,728
16,com.mine[scenario->GRADE_120:single query from Receiver with
],OK,1245
Capture the entire content of the file (instead of a line by line approach) and then do your regex magic:
$x = get-content -raw -path Filename1 ; $x -replace $origstring, ($testNameOnly + $statusAndDuration) | set-content -path Filename2