def test_friendly_cardinals():
inputs = {
0: "nul",
1: "een",
19: "negentien",
20: "twintig",
50: "vijftig",
100: "honderd",
101: "101",
300: "driehonderd",
301: "301",
900: "negenhonderd",
6000: "zesduizend",
10000: "tienduizend",
10010: "10010",
11000: "elfduizend",
11011: "11011",
12000: "12 duizend",
12001: "12001",
13000: "13 duizend",
100000: "100 duizend",
10000000: "10 miljoen",
# Negative numbers
-12: "min twaalf",
-312: "-312",
}
for n, w in inputs.items():
assert cardinal(n) == w
def check_word(first_word):
"""
Check the first word of the line on multiple aspects and change it if necessary
"""
if "'" in first_word and not first_word == "'":
first_word = first_word.lstrip("'")
if "£" in first_word:
first_word = first_word.replace("£", "f")
if first_word != ",":
first_word = first_word.strip(",")
if first_word.startswith("mc"):
first_word = first_word.replace("mc", "mac")
if "ij" in first_word or "IJ" in first_word:
first_word = first_word.replace("ij", "y")
first_word = first_word.replace("IJ", "Y")
if "-" in first_word and not first_word == "-":
first_word = first_word.replace("-", "")
if first_word.isdigit():
first_word = cardinal(int(first_word), friendly=False)
if first_word.startswith("0"):
first_word = first_word.replace("0", "O")
if first_word.startswith("1"):
first_word = first_word.replace("1", "I")
first_word = first_word.strip(".")
return first_word
def test_cardinal():
inputs = {
# Normal numbers
0: "nul",
1: "een",
11: "elf",
19: "negentien",
20: "twintig",
23: "eenentwintig",
23: "drieëntwintig",
100: "honderd",
200: "tweehonderd",
999: "negenhonderdnegenennegentig",
1000: "duizend",
2000: "tweeduizend",
6000: "zesduizend",
12001: "twaalfduizend een",
99900: "negenennegentigduizend negenhonderd",
99999: "negenennegentigduizend negenhonderdnegenennegentig",
220000: "tweehonderdtwintigduizend",
1000000: "een miljoen",
1000012: "een miljoen twaalf",
2000000: "twee miljoen",
300000000: "driehonderd miljoen",
300012013: "driehonderd miljoen twaalfduizend dertien",
1000000000: "een miljard",
12345678901: "twaalf miljard driehonderdvijfenveertig miljoen "
"zeshonderdachtenzeventigduizend negenhonderdeen",
1000000000000: "een biljoen",
13000000500003: "dertien biljoen vijfhonderdduizend drie",
# From http://woordenlijst.org/leidraad/6/9/
2: "twee",
20: "twintig",
22: "tweeëntwintig",
200: "tweehonderd",
222: "tweehonderdtweeëntwintig",
2200: "tweeëntwintighonderd",
2220: "tweeduizend tweehonderdtwintig",
2220222: "twee miljoen tweehonderdtwintigduizend "
"tweehonderdtweeëntwintig",
# From https://onzetaal.nl/taaladvies/advies/getallen-uitschrijven
108: "honderdacht",
678: "zeshonderdachtenzeventig",
2013: "tweeduizend dertien",
2577: "tweeduizend vijfhonderdzevenenzeventig",
17053980: "zeventien miljoen drieënvijftigduizend negenhonderdtachtig",
# Negative numbers
-1: "min een",
-10: "min tien",
}
for n, w in inputs.items():
assert cardinal(n, friendly=False) == w
elements_line = line.split()
length_line = len(elements_line)
first_word = line.split()[0]
# Check the first word of the line on multiple aspects and change it if necessary
if "'" in first_word and not first_word == "'":
first_word = first_word.lstrip("'")
if first_word != ",":
first_word = first_word.strip(",")
if "ij" in first_word or "IJ" in first_word:
first_word = first_word.replace("ij", "y")
first_word = first_word.replace("IJ", "Y")
if not first_word.startswith("-"):
first_word = first_word.replace("-", "")
if first_word.isdigit():
first_word = cardinal(int(first_word), friendly=False)
if first_word.startswith("0") and current_letter == "O":
first_word = first_word.replace("0", "O")
if first_word.startswith("1") and current_letter == "I":
first_word = first_word.replace("1", "I")
if first_word == current_letter + ".":
first_word = first_word.strip(".")
# Check if a new bibliographical entry should be started or not
check_result = check_line(length_line, first_word, previous_first_word,
current_letter, previous_letter, string_item)
# Either create a new entry or concatenate with the current one
if check_result == True:
previous_first_word = first_word
items.append(string_item)
def test_cardinal(number, expected):
actual = cardinal(number, friendly=False)
assert actual == expected
def test_friendly_cardinals(number, expected):
actual = cardinal(number)
assert actual == expected
ssssw_clean) if p != ""
]
if len(
num_list
) > 1: # if there are leading zeroes
assert len(num_list) == 2
for zero in num_list[0]:
kaldi_lex_used[
"nul"] = kaldi_lex[
"nul"]
new_words.append("nul")
sw_l.append("nul")
si_l.append(str(sw_i))
sw_i += 1
number = cardinal(
int(num_list[1]),
friendly=False)
else: # if there are no leading zeroes
number = cardinal(
int(ssssw_clean),
friendly=False)
number = re.sub(
r'een', 'één', number)
numbers = number.split(
" "
) # sometimes cardinal() splits up numbers: 1001 --> duizend een
for n_counter, n in enumerate(
numbers, 1):
sw_i += 1 if n_counter > 1 else 0
if n in kaldi_lex:
kaldi_lex_used[