[Gllug] jobserve perl script

[Steven M. Castellotti]

	I don't have a perl script, but I have a python script that I use to
parse out specific entries (in my case, I can't apply to ASAP notices
since I won't be moving to London until October)

Here you go:


Darren Evans wrote:
> 
> Has anyone got a perl script that parses the output?
> 
> I've half wrote something, but am not happy with it.
> 
> Darren
> 
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Steve Castellotti
Systems Programmer
School of Arts and Sciences, University of Pennsylvania
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#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# Jobserve IT Listing Filter
#
# Copyright Steven M. Castellotti (2001)
# The author can be reached at: SteveC at innocent.com
# This code is released under the GNU Pulic License (GPL) version 2.0
# For more information please refer to http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
#
# Last Update: 2001.07.18
#
# This program will take in a filename (or stdin) of Jobserve IT Listings
# and will output a summary of the jobs which fit my timing requirements
#
# Calling Example:
#
#	./jobserve_filter.py <filename>
#
#  cat <filename> | ./jobserve_filter.py
#
#
#####################################################################

import fileinput, string

#####################################################################
# Global Variables
#####################################################################

filters = []
filters.append( "St: ASAP" )
filters.append( "St: Immediate" )
filters.append( "St: Immediately" )
filters.append( "St: Immediate Start" )
filters.append( "St: Not Soon Enough" )
filters.append( "St: ASAP - Candidates Must Be Eligible To Work In The Uk" )
filters.append( "ASAP -candidates Must Be Eligible To Work In The Uk" )
filters.append( "St: ASAP - Interviews Now" )
filters.append( "St: Yesterday" )
filters.append( "St: Urgent Immediate" )
filters.append( "St: Today Or ASAP" )
filters.append( "St: Immediate- ASAP" )
filters.append( "St: Immediate - ASAP" )
filters.append( "St: ASAP - Urgent" )
filters.append( "St: Immedaite" )


entries = []
filtered_entries = []


#####################################################################
# Functions
#####################################################################

def intersection(*args):
	result = []
	for each in args[0]:
		for other in args[1:]:
			if each not in other: break
		else:
			result.append(each)
	return(result)


#####################################################################
# Main
#####################################################################

# Parse apart entries based on blank lines
current_entry = ""

for line in fileinput.input():

	if line[0:2] != "//": # skip comments

		if line != "\n":
			current_entry = current_entry + line
		elif current_entry != "":
			entries.append(current_entry)
			current_entry = ""


# Remove the Mail header and first blank entry
del entries[0]
del entries[0]

# Remove trailing information and blank entries
del entries[-1]
del entries[-1]


# Begin filtering
for each in entries:
	lines = string.split(each, "\n")

	if intersection(filters, lines) == []:
		filtered_entries.append( each )


# Print unfiltered entries
for each in filtered_entries:
	print "%s" % each


# Print filter statistics
print "Total entries: %i" % len(entries)
print "Total filtered entries: %i" % ( len(entries) - len(filtered_entries) )
print "Remaining unfiltered entries: %i" % len(filtered_entries)