review above attached pic the unlimited numbers converted into the Portuguese language how to possible
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given unlimited numbers in the raw source the numbers converted in to the another language it possible or not
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Hi @tomjerry.vl
This is possible if you use some API. Fox example: you can read your File and use the transformer HTTPCaller to connect a URL - API.
The results will be in Json or XML format - then you can use transformers for these formats to extract the nformations.
Do you know any API free to use?
Thanks,
Danilo
This would have been so much worse if you needed French. :-D
Here's my solution. Put your source data in place of my first AttributeCreator and fill up the StringPairReplacers:
This would have been so much worse if you needed French. :-D
Here's my solution. Put your source data in place of my first AttributeCreator and fill up the StringPairReplacers:
Oh, and you need to remove the regex "e Zero$" from the result as well, for numbers ending with zero that aren't actually zero.
This would have been so much worse if you needed French. :-D
Here's my solution. Put your source data in place of my first AttributeCreator and fill up the StringPairReplacers:
Would it work in German as well? They say six-and-eighty rather than eigthy-six :-)
Would it work in German as well? They say six-and-eighty rather than eigthy-six :-)
No, I think we are lucky that the question was about Portuguese. :-)
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No, I think we are lucky that the question was about Portuguese. :-)
Good thing it's not French... (4 * 20) + 10 + 9
Good thing it's not French... (4 * 20) + 10 + 9
Yes, French would require Python I guess. :-D
And btw, to @tomjerry.vl, I forgot that you would have to add a StringReplacer at the end to convert numbers 11-19, from "Dez e Um" to "Onze" and so on.
This would have been so much worse if you needed French. :-D
Here's my solution. Put your source data in place of my first AttributeCreator and fill up the StringPairReplacers:
I execute this workbench but not getting the result this workbench consider only last characters in street name like 
like
in this name your work considered only last characters and numbers remaining not consider others
please ex-plane how to resolve this situation
I execute this workbench but not getting the result this workbench consider only last characters in street name like
like
in this name your work considered only last characters and numbers remaining not consider others
please ex-plane how to resolve this situation
Put a new AttributeCreator before your AttributeCreator_2 where you create the new attribute "Digits" with the value:
@ReplaceRegEx(@Value(STRT_NAME),[^\\d+],"")
Then modify your AttributeCreator_2 to use the new attribute like this:
@Substring(@Value(Digits),-1,1)
and so on.
This will give you the numbers and translate them into text. Finally you need to use a StringReplacer for your street name where you search for @Value(Digits) and replace with _result.
Put a new AttributeCreator before your AttributeCreator_2 where you create the new attribute "Digits" with the value:
@ReplaceRegEx(@Value(STRT_NAME),[^\\d+],"")
Then modify your AttributeCreator_2 to use the new attribute like this:
@Substring(@Value(Digits),-1,1)
and so on.
This will give you the numbers and translate them into text. Finally you need to use a StringReplacer for your street name where you search for @Value(Digits) and replace with _result.
Thanks @danullen
It's working and one more extension i.e if i get value like this "path 44 highway 99"
it return 4499 but it is wrong.
i need to calculate 44 in digit and 99 in some other field like digit_1
Thanks @danullen
It's working and one more extension i.e if i get value like this "path 44 highway 99"
it return 4499 but it is wrong.
i need to calculate 44 in digit and 99 in some other field like digit_1
You can just continue with the regular expressions. You can test for these special cases with this regex:
\\d+[^\\d]+\\d+
That will pass the test if there are a minimum two groups of digits with other characters between them.
Then you can split the address using other regexes to catch 44 in the attribute Digit and 99 in Digit_1. If you haven't used it yet, check out regex101.com or similar to find the correct regex for your needs. Good luck! :)