CODEWITHSUNDEEP
groovyjenkins-groovy
user2995458
user2995458

Reputation: 61

In Groovy -in the list of array How to fill empty fields in version with number zero?

In groovy, How to add zero in empty fields of versions in list

def list = [1.0,
1.9,
1.11.0,
1.6,
1.7,
1.7.1,
1.8]

Expected Output

1.0.0,
1.9.0,
1.11.0,
1.6.0,
1.7.0,
1.7.1,
1.8.0

Upvotes: 0

Views: 112

Answers (1)

Jeff Scott Brown
Jeff Scott Brown

Reputation: 27245

The code you show there is not valid Groovy code and will not compile. You can not define a number like 1.11.0. That would have to be a String.

The following generates your desired output for that specific data input:

def list = ['1.0',
            '1.9',
            '1.11.0',
            '1.6',
            '1.7',
            '1.7.1',
            '1.8']

println list.collect {
    String output = it
    if(output.count('.') < 2) output += '.0'
    output
}.join(',\n')

Could also do it like this:

def list = ['1.0',
            '1.9',
            '1.11.0',
            '1.6',
            '1.7',
            '1.7.1',
            '1.8']

println list.collect {
    if(it.count('.') < 2) it += '.0'
    it
}.join(',\n')

Or this:

def list = ['1.0',
            '1.9',
            '1.11.0',
            '1.6',
            '1.7',
            '1.7.1',
            '1.8']

println list.collect {
    it.count('.') < 2 ? it += '.0' : it
}.join(',\n')

Upvotes: 1

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