This is a script I did for use with Nuke.
First versions used recursive catalogue browsing but this turned out to be too slow.
Actual usuage is quite easy.

Create a new script, put all shots you know are needed inside the node tree and than run the script. It will ask you to point it to an edl file and than conform using the information from the edl. The script creates new nodes and autoplaces them so the first event from the edl will be furthest on the left and last event will be on the far right. After creating all the nodes script changes color of all nodes it used to mark that these shots were used.

This is production tested and should work out of the box.
Unfortunately edl is not a perfect format so I added exceptions for the script to ignore while parsing the edl file. If the files you get have more useless information in them you have to manually add new exceptions. These are located under #### EXCEPTIONS in the edl_conform_v01.py on line 55.
Adding new exceptions is fairly easy. Just add new line of this code with your exception.

            elif re.search('YOUR EXCEPTION HERE', line):
                continue

To add the script to your tool or menu bar just add this code to your menu.py

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import edl_conform_v01
 
tb = nuke.toolbar("Nodes")
 
tb.addMenu('Edl Conform')
tb.addCommand('Edl Conform/Edl Conform', 'edl_conform_v01.edl_conform_v01()')

If anyone has any questions or suggestions feel free to write. Hope you enjoy it. 

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A small update. It seems there was a small glitch in the script. Very sorry for that.