def parse_conflicts(self, debug=False):
"""
This method parses the Plotto text into a dictionary of conflicts,
where keys represent indices which are the Plotto indices used in the text,
and values are the Conflict Objects derived from the parser results.
:param debug: Used for debugging
:return: None
"""
sequels = []
with open("../texts/plotto_cleaned.txt", "r") as text:
# skipping intro of book
for i in range(CONFLICT_START_LINE):
text.next()
line_number = CONFLICT_START_LINE - 2
paragraph = ""
index = ""
conflict_theme_name = ""
# Represents the 'states' of the FSA
find_conflict_theme = True
conflict_theme_found = False
parse_conflict_subgroup = False
parse_conflict_index = False
parse_conflict_text = False
near_end = False
conflict_text = ""
conflict_counter = 0
for line, line_number in zip(text, range(CONFLICT_START_LINE, CONFLICT_STOP_LINE)):
if find_conflict_theme:
if debug: "Trying to find theme"
title = re.match('\([0-9]+\) ([a-zA-Z -"].+)', line)
if title:
conflict_theme_name = title.group(1)
conflict_theme_found = True
find_conflict_theme = False
if debug: print "FOUND THEME : " + title.group(1)
continue
if conflict_theme_found: # time to parse the conflict
if line == "\n":
if debug: print "\nTheme name: ", line_number, conflict_theme_name
conflict_theme_found = False
parse_conflict_index = True
else:
conflict_theme_name += line
if parse_conflict_index:
conflict_index_match = re.match('[0-9]+', line)
if conflict_index_match:
conflict_counter += 1
if debug: print "\n--------\nIndex of conflict = ", line, "\n------------\n"
index = line.strip()
parse_conflict_subgroup = True
parse_conflict_index = False
try:
current_conflict = int(index)
if current_conflict != conflict_counter:
print "Fix: ", conflict_counter, "at line: ", line_number
return
except:
print "Failed at: ", index, "at line number: ", line_number
if parse_conflict_subgroup:
conflict_data = re.match('\((?P<sub_index>[a-z0-9]_*)\)* (?P<prequels>(?:.+))', line)
# needs to also match indices with no sub-indices
no_subindex = re.match('(?P<prequels>\((?:.+)\))', line)
if conflict_data:
if debug: print "---------------------\nWith data: ", line
parse_conflict_subgroup = False
sub_index = conflict_data.group('sub_index').strip()
if debug: print "Sub index: ", sub_index
if debug: print "Full list = ", conflict_data.group('prequels'), "\n---------------------"
prequels = self.parse_prequels(conflict_data.group('prequels'))
parse_conflict_text = True
parse_conflict_subgroup = False
continue
if no_subindex:
if debug: print "no_subindex"
sub_index = ""
prequels = self.parse_prequels(no_subindex.group('prequels'))
parse_conflict_text = True
parse_conflict_subgroup = False
continue
if parse_conflict_text:
conflict_text += line.strip()
# coming to end of sub conflict when sequels begin being listed
check = re.findall('\((?:.+)\)', line)
if len(check) > 0:
for ind in check:
sequels.append(ind)
near_end = True
if near_end and line == "\n":
parse_conflict_text = False
parse_conflict_subgroup = True
parse_conflict_index = True
near_end = False
sequels2 = []
for sequel in sequels:
removed_text = sequel
conflict_text = conflict_text.replace(removed_text, "")
sequels2.extend(self.parse_prequels(sequel))
conflict = Conflict(conflict_theme_name, index, sub_index, prequels, sequels2, conflict_text)
if debug: print "\n\n", conflict.to_string(), "\n\n"
self.conflicts[index + sub_index] = conflict
conflict_text = ""
sequels = []
find_conflict_theme = True
continue
def conflict_decoder(obj):
return Conflict.from_file(obj['theme'], obj['index'], obj['sub_index'],
obj['prequels'], obj['sequels'], obj['conflict_text'])
