Kish Shen wrote: > However, it is usually much easier to construct ECLiPSe structures from > within ECLiPSe. Here is some code for reading csv files into structures. read_csv_to_structs(File, Structs) :- open(File, read, Stream), read_lines(Stream, Structs), close(Stream). read_lines(Stream, Structs) :- ( read_string(Stream, end_of_line, _, Line) -> split_string(Line, ",", " \t", Strings), ( fields_to_struct(Strings, Struct) -> Structs = [Struct|Structs1], read_lines(Stream, Structs1) ; Nr is get_stream_info(Stream, line) - 1, printf(warning_output, "Couldn't convert line %d: %w%n", [Nr,Line]), read_lines(Stream, Structs) ) ; Structs = [] ). % Adapt this predicate to convert the fields of one line % as needed and to make the structure you want. fields_to_struct([S1,S2,S3], mydata(X1,X2,X3)) :- number_string(X1, S1), number_string(X2, S2), number_string(X3, S3). -- JoachimReceived on Wed Dec 30 2009 - 05:16:11 CET
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