I expect the nested for loops to work in a serial order for example consider the following code:
int main ()
{
string mainstr;
ifstream infile;
ifstream infile1;
infile.open ("27032015.log");
infile1.open("Exordernumber");
for (unsigned int curLine = 0; getline(infile1,exordernum); curLine++)
{
cout << "curLine:" << curLine << endl;
{
for (unsigned int curLine1 = 0; getline(infile,mainstr);curLine1++)
cout << "curLine1:" << curLine1 << endl;
if (mainstr.find(exordernum) != std::string::npos)
{
cout << "exordernum:"<<exordernum << ":" << endl;
}
}
}
I expect it to first print curLine: 1
then curLine1: {all the values}
then curLine: 2
then curLine1: {all the values}
then curLine: 3
then curLine1: {all the values}
so on ..
but it prints the things:
curLine: 1
then curLine1: {all the values}
curLine: 2
curLine: 3
curLine: 4
so on ..
Where is the mistake ?
Even if I use the while loops the same things gets printed.
I can't figure out the problem.
Now as the problem has been solved, I would like to know the python code for the same thing: Here is what I have written it gives an error.
#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys
import re
hand = open('Exordernumber')
for line1 in hand:
with open('27032015.log') as f:
for line in f:
if re.search(line,line1):
print line
f.close()
Kindly suggest the correct python code.
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