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17/09/2007, 14h54

Many thanks, I had some success by typing out the script myself and this
eliminated the troublesome characters. The script now runs and produces
my three text files. I still can't get it to work as desired - it seems
to omit the lines of the calendar that I most need, i.e. the events
themselves! I don't understand enough about the script to be able to fix
it but I think the error comes where the script splits the text feeds
into separate lines - it only seems to include the first line of the
feed and never more. If you fancy taking a look then by all means do but
I appreciate you fixing my first problem.

For example, the feed for 'today' is as follows in its entirety (in the
web browser, before ruby has touched it):

CAR:
[17/09/2007] Car to Garage at 8.30am

But the ruby script returns only:

Today:
CAR:

Any ideas?

Attachments:
http://www.ruby-forum.com/attachment...red_actions.rb

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17/09/2007, 14h54	#3
Nathan Thickett-menghini Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: errors, trying to edit and write some text files Many thanks, I had some success by typing out the script myself and this eliminated the troublesome characters. The script now runs and produces my three text files. I still can't get it to work as desired - it seems to omit the lines of the calendar that I most need, i.e. the events themselves! I don't understand enough about the script to be able to fix it but I think the error comes where the script splits the text feeds into separate lines - it only seems to include the first line of the feed and never more. If you fancy taking a look then by all means do but I appreciate you fixing my first problem. For example, the feed for 'today' is as follows in its entirety (in the web browser, before ruby has touched it): CAR: [17/09/2007] Car to Garage at 8.30am But the ruby script returns only: Today: CAR: Any ideas? Attachments: http://www.ruby-forum.com/attachment...red_actions.rb -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.