From: Phil Mitchell <phil.$DELETEmitchell@...>
Date: 2001-10-01T11:28:27+09:00
Subject: [ruby-talk:21849] FAQ indexer -- user this version!

Whoops! A typo in the first post...

# Takes a faq that is organized into numbered headings and creates a set of links at
# the top of the file. It expects headings to be numbered something like: 1., 1.1, 1.2, etc. 
# Expects filename on the command line. 
# It assumes headings are embedded in <H2> tags.
# It will strip off existing <A NAME=...> tags.
# Edits existing file in place.

file = open(ARGV[0], "r")
fileStr = file.read
file.close

hash = {}
# FIND HEADINGS, HASH THEM BY MAJOR NUMBER, AND ADD BACK <A NAME...>
fileStr.gsub!(/<h2>(.*)<\/h2>/i) do |h|
  heading = $1
  heading.sub!(/<A NAME=[^>]*>/i, "")
  heading.sub!(/<\/A>/i, "")
  if (heading =~ /(\d+)\.(\d*)/)
    majorNum = $1.to_i
    minorNum = ($2 == "") ?  0 : $2.to_i
     hash.has_key?(majorNum) ? hash[majorNum].push( [minorNum, heading] )                                                   : 
hash[majorNum] = [ [minorNum, heading] ]
    "<H2><A NAME=\"#{$1}.#{$2}\">" + heading + "</A></H2>"
  end
end

# CREATE LINK SECTION
lines = []
hash.sort.each do |a|
  majNumber, array = a[0], a[1]
  for subArr in array
    minNumber, heading = subArr[0], subArr[1]
    minNumber = (minNumber == 0) ? "" : minNumber
    lines.push("<A HREF=\"##{majNumber}.#{minNumber}\">" + heading + "</A><BR>")
  end
  lines.push("<p><p>") 
end

fileStr.sub!(/<h2>/i, lines.to_s + "<H2>")

file = open(ARGV[0], "w")
File.truncate(ARGV[0], 0)
file.print(fileStr)
file.close