Ricerca di '#{$pattern}'

From: nutsmuggler Date: 2007-09-15T21:50:05+09:00 Subject: XML parser; maybe ruby is too slow? Hello folks. I managed to write a SGML parser with the hpricot library. As I explained in a previous thread, I just need to compare source and traget tags of translation memory files from IBM Translation manager. The script now runs effectively, but I realised that it cannot cope with large files; I tried to process TM file larger than 1MB and the script took ages to generate the output. Should I switch to a compiled language for this specific task? At any rate, here is the script, it's very basic; please let me know if I did something wrong or if its slowness is a necessary drawback of ruby being interpreted. Cheers, Davide #!/usr/local/bin/ruby require 'rubygems' require 'hpricot' $pattern = "server" result = File.new("result.html", "w") $stdout = result puts "\n \n \n Ricerca di '#{$pattern}'\n \n \n" # per aprire lo stdin # doc = Hpricot.XML(STDIN) doc = Hpricot.XML(open("bch01aad006_MEMORIA.EXP")) doc.search("Source").each do |item| if item.innerHTML =~ /#{$pattern}/ highlightedSource = item.innerHTML.gsub(/#{$pattern}/, "#{$pattern}") puts "

EN: #{highlightedSource}

\n" puts "

IT: #{item.next_sibling.html}

" end end puts ""