I have to find an expression in a text file like : StartTime="4/11/2013 8:11:20:965" and EndTime="4/11/2013 8:11:22:571"
So I used the regex expression
r'(\w)="(\d{1,2}/\d{1,2}/\d{4} \d{1,2}:\d{1,2}:\d{1,2}:\d{2,3})"'
Thanks again to eumiro for his help earlier (Retrieve randomly preformatted text from Text File)
But I can't find anything in my file, and I checked it was there.
I can't go trhough 'GetDuration lvl 1' with it actually.
I tried to simplify my regex as r'(\d)'
, and it worked to lvl 4, so I thought it could be and issue with eventually protected "
but I didn't see anything about this in python doc.
What am I missing ?
Regular_Exp = r'(\w)="(\d{1,2}/\d{1,2}/\d{4} \d{1,2}:\d{1,2}:\d{1,2}:\d{2,3})"'
def getDuration(timeCode1, timeCode2)
duration =0
c = ''
print 'GetDuration lvl 0'
for c in str(timeCode1) :
m = re.search(Regular_Exp, c)
print 'GetDuration lvl 1'
if m:
print 'GetDuration lvl 2'
for text in str(timeCode2) :
print 'GetDuration lvl 3'
n = re.search(Regular_Exp, c)
if n:
print 'GetDuration lvl 4'
timeCode1Split = timeCode1.split(' ')
timeCode1Date = timeCode1Split[0].split('/')
timeCode1Heure = timeCode1Split[1].split(':')
timeCode2Split = timeCode2.split(' ')
timeCode2Date = timeCode2Split[0].split('/')
timeCode2Heure = timeCode2Split[1].split(':')
timeCode1Date = dt.datetime(timeCode1Date[0], timeCode1Date[1], timeCode1Date[2], timeCode1Heure[0], timeCode1Heure[0], timeCode1Heure[0], tzinfo=utc)
timeCode2Date = dt.datetime(timeCode2Date[0], timeCode2Date[1], timeCode2Date[2], timeCode2Heure[0], timeCode2Heure[0], timeCode2Heure[0], tzinfo=utc)
print 'TimeCode'
print timeCode1Date
print timeCode2Date
duration += timeCode1Date - timeCode2Date
return duration