def check(args):
"""
clpa check <STRING>
"""
if len(args.args) != 1:
raise ParserError('only one argument allowed')
check = check_string(args.args[0], load_whitelist())
print('\t'.join(args.args[0].split(' ')))
print('\t'.join(check))
def check(args):
"""
clpa check <STRING>
"""
if len(args.args) != 1:
raise ParserError('only one argument allowed')
check = check_string(args.args[0], load_whitelist())
print('\t'.join(args.args[0].split(' ')))
print('\t'.join(check))
def test_check_string(self):
from pyclpa.util import check_string, load_whitelist
check = check_string('m a tt i s', load_whitelist())
assert check[2] == '?'