I've been doing a lot of cheesy XML parsing w/ command-line perl
lately. Perl is great at elegant XML handling too (I'm a fan of
XML::Twig), but it's hard to beat 30-second command line solutions to
answer simple questions...
Linux + GNU + Perl is awesome. :)
j
preaching to the choir
$ head -3 RevData.DALMAN.20080301.xml
<revolutiondata asof="20080301091702" hotel="DALMAN" seq="20080301"
ver="1.5">
<reservations>
<res actrrev="972" bktime="20070915050836" cas="N"
doa="20071027" evt="notevent" exprrev="972" gcnt="1"
grp="13700106165" gtd="Y" id="2009477241" inlos="6"
intime="20071027100400" los="6" off="notoffer"
outtime="20071102041200" rcnt="1" rt="DELUXE" seg="06" src="WB"
st="R" time="20080301091703" xltime=""/>
$ grep '<res ' RevData.DALMAN.20080301.xml | perl -nle '/rt="(.*?)"/;
print $1' | sort | uniq -c
50699 DELUXE
16144 SUITES
1180 UMAN
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