def __parse_name_3(name):
"""Parses files of type 3
Files of type 3 have the following structure as their name:
<name>-3-<num#1>-<num#2>-<num#3>-<num#4>-<num#5>
The <name> parameter is the name of the speaker.
The <num#1> parameter is the number spoken in the file.
The <num#2> parameter is the first digit of second number.
The <num#3> parameter is the second digit of second number
The <num#4> parameter is the third digit of second number
The <num#5> parameter is the fifth digit of second number
The output format is:
batsea aktsaa be modul <num#1> le aruts <num#2> <num#2> <num#4> <num#5>
:param name: file name
:return: string representing the data in this file
"""
parts = remove_extension(name).split("-")[2:]
modul = numeric.to_string_repr(parts[0])
numbers = " ".join([numeric.to_string_repr(part) for part in parts[1:]])
return "batsea aktsaa be modul {} le aruts {}".format(modul, numbers)
def __parse_name_1(name):
"""Parses files of type 1
Files of type 1 have the following structure as their name:
<name>-1-<num>
The <name> parameter is the name of the speaker.
The <num> parameter is the number spoken in the file.
The output format is:
aaver modul <num> le shidur
:param name: file name
:return: string representing the data in this file
"""
parts = remove_extension(name).split("-")[2:]
return "aaver modul {} le shidur".format(numeric.to_string_repr(parts[0]))
def __parse_name_4(name):
"""Parses files of type 4
Files of type 4 have the following structure as their name:
<name>-4-<num>
The <name> parameter is the name of the speaker.
The <num> parameter is the number spoken in the file.
The output format is:
avor le gibui <num>
:param name: file name
:return: string representing the data in this file
"""
parts = remove_extension(name).split("-")[2:]
return "avor le gibui {}".format(numeric.to_string_repr(parts[0]))
def __parse_name_5(name):
"""Parses files of type 5
Files of type 5 have the following structure as their name:
<name>-4-<num#1>-<num#2>-...-<num#n>
The <name> parameter is the name of the speaker.
The <num#1> parameter is the first number spoken in the file.
The <num#2> parameter is the second number spoken in the file.
...
The <num#n> parameter is the n'th number spoken in the file.
The output format is:
<num#1> <num#2> ... <num#n>
:param name: file name
:return: string representing the data in this file
"""
parts = remove_extension(name).split("-")[2:]
return " ".join([numeric.to_string_repr(part) for part in parts])