Reputation: 1813
I am new to Groovy and working on a device handler for my Smartthing Hub which is written in Groovy. I am having trouble parsing a string.
def parseDescriptionAsMap(description) {
println "description: '${description}"
def test = description.split(",")
println "test: '${test}"
test.inject([:]) { map, param ->
def nameAndValue = param.split(":")
println "nameAndValue: ${nameAndValue}"
if(map)
{
println "map is NOT NULL"
map.put(nameAndValue[0].trim(),nameAndValue[1].trim())
}
else
{
println "map is NULL!"
}
}
}
Output:
description: 'index:17, mac:AAA, ip:BBB, port:0058, requestId:ce6598b2-fe8b-463d-bdf3-01ec35055f7a, tempImageKey:ba416127-14e3-4c7b-8f1f-5b4d633102e5
test: '[index:17, mac:AAA, ip:BBB, port:0058, requestId:ce6598b2-fe8b-463d-bdf3-01ec35055f7a, tempImageKey:ba416127-14e3-4c7b-8f1f-5b4d633102e5]
nameAndValue: [index, 17]
nameAndValue: [ mac, AAA]
map is NULL!
nameAndValue: [ ip, BBB]
map is NULL!
map is NULL!
nameAndValue: [ port, 0058]
nameAndValue: [ requestId, ce6598b2-fe8b-463d-bdf3-01ec35055f7a]
Two questions:
1. Why is the variable, map, null?
2. Why is the function not printing the nameAndValue->'tempImageKey' info?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 305
Reputation: 171084
if(map)
checks if it's null or empty...and it will not be null in this situation (so long as you follow #2)You need to return map
from the inject
closure, so that is can be aggregated.
test.inject([:]) { map, param ->
def nameAndValue = param.split(":")
println "nameAndValue: ${nameAndValue}"
map.put(nameAndValue[0].trim(),nameAndValue[1].trim())
map
}
A simpler version of what you're trying would be:
description.split(',')*.trim()*.tokenize(':').collectEntries()
Upvotes: 2