Parsing Rule Reference Guide | Appendix B: Data Parser |
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Mid
The Mid rule extracts a string of a specified length from a specified starting character in the Source container.
Parameters:
•Length: The number of characters to extract.
•Start: The character position in the Source container from which to extract the characters.
Example:
If the LongString container contains "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz" then the following rule will place "efghijklmn" in the ShortStuff container.
<ParsingRule Type="Mid" Source="LongString" Result="ShortStuff">
<Length>10</Length>
<Start>5</Start>
</ParsingRule>
ParseDelimited
The ParseDelimited rule extracts a specific substring from a delimited string. A delimited string is a string made up of substring separated by a delimiting character. For example: "this,is,a,comma,delimited,string".
This rule is useful in parsing
Parameters:
•Delimiter: The delimiting character used to separate substrings.
•Index (optional): Which substring to extract.
Example:
If the BigString container contains "this=is=a=short=string" then the following rule places "short" in the Token container.
<ParsingRule Type="ParseDelimited" Source="BigString" Result="Token">
<Delimiter>=</Delimiter>
<Index>4</Index>
</ParsingRule>
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