def add_in_section(X, tstart, tspan, is_sub=False):
'''X should just be a list of a single string, but may generalize...
Also now includes SUBSECTION; basically same as SECTION, but uses
'-' instead of '=' for the underline. No change in indentation.
'''
tscript = ''
trst = ''
lline = X[tstart]
ss = lline.split()
text = ' '.join(ss[1:])
ltext = len(text)
trst += text + "\n"
if is_sub:
trst += (ltext + 2) * '-'
tscript += lat.bannerize(text, fullwid=72, padsymb='-')
else:
trst += (ltext + 2) * '='
tscript += lat.bannerize(text, fullwid=72, padsymb='=')
# might have empty lines/padding
for ii in range(1, tspan):
jj = tstart + ii
tscript += X[jj]
trst += X[jj]
return tscript, trst
The script can be re-run. Variables are defined in the 'Top level'
section and used throughout, but otherwise the script is modular.
individual sections can be run with or without modification (e.g.,
copying them into a new file), as long as the 'Top level' sections are
all present.
'''.format(lat.qcbase, ap_ssdict['subj'], lat.ohtml)
comm = lat.commentize(comm, padpost=2)
str_FULL += comm
# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# Top level: definitions from json/dictionary of 'uvars'
ban_apqc_topvar = lat.bannerize('Top level: file names and global vars',
padpost=1)
str_apqc_topvar = lat.make_apqc_top_vars(ap_ssdict, all_uvars)
str_FULL += ban_apqc_topvar
str_FULL += str_apqc_topvar
# --------------------------------------------------------------------
# Top level: commands to make dirs for output
ban = lat.bannerize('Top level: make output directory structure')
cmd = lat.make_apqc_dirs()
str_FULL += ban
str_FULL += cmd