def prepositionSearch(filter):
filteredText = []
for line in poemList:
line = line.strip().split(' ')
words = []
for i, word in enumerate(line):
if line == ['']: #checking for a stanza break
break
if word[0].isalpha(
): #in the case of Dover beach, my code reads the word '--'; these two lines address the issue
key = word[0]
punctuationNote = 'undefined' #this establishes a system to still analyze words that are followed by a punctuation mark like 'to-night,'
if not word[-1].isalpha():
punctuationNote = word[-1]
word = word[:-1]
if word in dict[
key]: #if the word is a preposition, it is marked by capitalization
if 'P' in dict[key][word]:
word = word.upper()
elif key.lower() + word[1:] in dict[key.lower(
)]: #this allows words with a capitalized first letter to be double-checked. Most of these words are at the beginning of new sentences.
if 'P' in dict[key.lower()][key.lower() + word[1:]]:
word = word.upper()
if punctuationNote == 'undefined': #adds words without punctuation marks
words.append(word)
else:
words.append(
word + punctuationNote) #adds words with punctuation marks
filteredText.append(
words
) #after the analysis, the entire line is appended to the FilteredText list
printPoem(filteredText) #sends filteredText to the printing function
def capitalizeWord(word, capsChars):
'''
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for char in capsChar, GOING BACKWARDS - start at end!
count = 0;
determine capNumber cn. capitalize word at index CN - 1. then count++
next caps char
determine capNmber CN. capitalize word at index CN - 1 + count
'''
if capsChars[0] == '█':
return word.upper()
count = 0
for i in range(len(capsChars) - 1, 0 - 1, -1):
capsChar = capsChars[i]
word = capitalizeSpecificLetterAtIndex(
word, m_capChar_i[capsChar] - 1 - count)
count += 1
return word