I have a hash of a random size, which may have values like "100"
, which I would like to convert to integers. I know I can do this using value.to_i if value.to_i.to_s == value
, but I'm not sure how would I do that recursively in my hash, considering that a value can be either a string, or an array (of hashes or of strings), or another hash.
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问题:
回答1:
This is a pretty straightforward recursive implementation (though having to handle both arrays and hashes adds a little trickiness).
def fixnumify obj
if obj.respond_to? :to_i
# If we can cast it to a Fixnum, do it.
obj.to_i
elsif obj.is_a? Array
# If it's an Array, use Enumerable#map to recursively call this method
# on each item.
obj.map {|item| fixnumify item }
elsif obj.is_a? Hash
# If it's a Hash, recursively call this method on each value.
obj.merge( obj ) {|k, val| fixnumify val }
else
# If for some reason we run into something else, just return
# it unmodified; alternatively you could throw an exception.
obj
end
end
And, hey, it even works:
hsh = { :a => '1',
:b => '2',
:c => { :d => '3',
:e => [ 4, '5', { :f => '6' } ]
},
:g => 7,
:h => [],
:i => {}
}
fixnumify hsh
# => {:a=>1, :b=>2, :c=>{:d=>3, :e=>[4, 5, {:f=>6}]}, :g=>7, :h=>[], :i=>{}}
回答2:
This is my helper class. It only converts Strings which are just numbers (Integer or Float).
module Helpers
class Number
class << self
def convert(object)
case object
when String
begin
numeric(object)
rescue StandardError
object
end
when Array
object.map { |i| convert i }
when Hash
object.merge(object) { |_k, v| convert v }
else
object
end
end # convert
private
def numeric(object)
Integer(object)
rescue
Float(object)
end # numeric
end # << self
end # Number
end # Helpers
Helpers::Number.convert [{a: ["1", "22sd"]}, 2, ['1.3', {b: "c"}]]
#=> [{:a=>[1, "22sd"]}, 2, [1.3, {:b=>"c"}]]