08-14-2006
find file with date and recursive search for a text
Hey Guyz I have a requirement something like this..
a part of file name, date of modification of that file and a text is entered as input.
like
Date : 080206 (MMDDYY format.)
filename : hotel_rates
text : Jim
now the file hotel_rates.ZZZ.123 (creation date is Aug 02 2006) should be found first and then the file should be opened in a read olny mode pointing to the first occurance of text 'Jim' in that file. when we press 'n' the next occurance of Jim should be visible and so on until the EOF. once searching Jim is done when we press q the control should be back to program.
all the files will be located in an archive folder with name /archive
and there'll be files with different dates like
hote_rates.XXX.333 Aug 01 2006
hotel_rates.YYY.222 Jul 30 2006
hotel_rates.ZZZ.123 Aug 02 2006
logistic_rates.ZZZ.123
logistic_rates.SSS.134
Now for the above example the file hotel_rates.ZZZ.123 should be found and it should be pinting to first occurance of Jim in that file after the user enters the input and hits enter.
Let me know if I made myself clear here..
Thanks,
Ronnie
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__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
NAME
datefield - Tk datefield widget
SYNOPSIS
package require Tk
package require datefield ?0.2?
::datefield::datefield widgetpath ?options?
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DESCRIPTION
The datefield package provides the datefield widget which is an enhanced text entry widget for the purpose of date entry. Only valid dates
of the form MM/DD/YYYY can be entered.
The datefield widget is, in fact, just an entry widget with specialized bindings. This means all the command and options for an entry wid-
get apply equally here.
COMMANDS
::datefield::datefield widgetpath ?options?
Creates and configures a date field widget.
OPTIONS
See the entry manual entry for details on all available options.
EXAMPLE
package require datefield
wm title . "Datefield example"
proc DayOfWeek {args} {
set now [clock scan $::myDate]
set ::myDate2 [clock format $now -format %A]
}
trace variable myDate w DayOfWeek
::datefield::datefield .df -textvariable myDate
label .l1 -text "Enter a date:" -anchor e
label .l2 -text "That date is a:" -anchor e
label .l3 -textvariable myDate2 -relief sunken -width 12
grid .l1 .df -sticky ew
grid .l2 .l3 -sticky ew
focus .df
SEE ALSO
clock(n), entry(n)
KEYWORDS
clock, entry, widget
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