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Re: how to create structure like bellow

From: Expert Alart <lists@...>
Date: 2013-07-23 22:14:53 UTC
List: ruby-talk #409070
Hi
thanks you are right, i might be thinking too hard .. may be it can be 
done easily ... but still i am in puzzle ...


The value will come from a file , its has raw data like bellow

xx-xx-xx-xx-a-z16d1
xx-xx-xx-xx-b-z16d1
...................................
xx-xx-xx-xxx-b-z15a7
xx-xx-xx-xxx-b-z15a7
...................................


So to avoid mistakes
i will  have a manual entry , example  there will be 8 Groups
 z16,z15,z1f........z1d

as you can see those lines in  file has those entry

so  i need to have like this
 z16
xx-xx-xx-xx-a-z16d1
xx-xx-xx-xx-b-z16d1
z15
xx-xx-xx-xxx-b-z15a7
xx-xx-xx-xxx-b-z15a7

Now run  a loop to do snmp like

for z15 , go each list
    power=`snmp xx-xx-xx-xxx-b-z15a7`
    total=power+toal

end


so the same for rest 8 ..
to make it simple ...
i am just planning to have array where i will insert those number 
manually..
object={z16,z15....z1d}

now

object.each do |obj|
    Read from the file
      if line entry has "z16"
           power=`snmp xx-xx-xx-xx-a-z16d1`
              power_total=power+total_power

      end
        store this value into  z16

end


So when i will represent  the value in report it will be

Total power for Z16=12
Total power for Z13 =12
..................................
...........................

may be can be done more simple

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