Thanks Stan
I'm also posting this to the list...
Stan Devitt wrote:
If you use the groovy maven plugin, then the following <source> …</source>
code comes close to what you need.
def resultfile = new File( "result" );
if ( resultfile.exists() ) resultfile.delete();
new File( "src/main/dictionary").eachFileMatch( ~/.*\.lst/ ) { file ->
file.readLines().sort().each() { resultfile << it.trim() + "\n"; }
}
Notes:
* If I understood you correctly, your source files are of the form
a.lst, b.lst, c.lst and contain the obvious content. If so, then you can just
process them in order in memory and avoid sorting the whole collection.
* Also, your sed scripts appear to be essentially trimming the resulting
strings, but if additional processing is needed, you can use more elaborate
java methods such as replace, replaceAll, replaceFirst, matches, substring,
etc. in place of trim().
* The code can also be dropped more or less as is into an execute()
method of a groovy based maven plugin.
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