def test_camel_case():
eq_(un_camel_case("1984ZXSpectrumGames"), "1984 ZX Spectrum Games")
eq_(un_camel_case("aaAa aaAaA 0aA AAAa!AAA"), "aa Aa aa Aa A 0a A AA Aa! AAA")
eq_(un_camel_case("MotörHead"), "Mot\xf6r Head")
eq_(un_camel_case("MSWindows3.11ForWorkgroups"), "MS Windows 3.11 For Workgroups")
# This should not significantly affect text that is not camel-cased
eq_(un_camel_case("ACM_Computing_Classification_System"), "ACM Computing Classification System")
eq_(un_camel_case("Anne_Blunt,_15th_Baroness_Wentworth"), "Anne Blunt, 15th Baroness Wentworth")
eq_(un_camel_case("Hindi-Urdu"), "Hindi-Urdu")
def test_camel_case():
eq_(un_camel_case('1984ZXSpectrumGames'), '1984 ZX Spectrum Games')
eq_(un_camel_case('aaAa aaAaA 0aA AAAa!AAA'),
'aa Aa aa Aa A 0a A AA Aa! AAA')
eq_(un_camel_case('MotörHead'), 'Mot\xf6r Head')
eq_(un_camel_case('MSWindows3.11ForWorkgroups'),
'MS Windows 3.11 For Workgroups')
# This should not significantly affect text that is not camel-cased
eq_(un_camel_case('ACM_Computing_Classification_System'),
'ACM Computing Classification System')
eq_(un_camel_case('Anne_Blunt,_15th_Baroness_Wentworth'),
'Anne Blunt, 15th Baroness Wentworth')
eq_(un_camel_case('Hindi-Urdu'), 'Hindi-Urdu')
def test_camel_case():
eq_(un_camel_case('1984ZXSpectrumGames'), '1984 ZX Spectrum Games')
eq_(un_camel_case('aaAa aaAaA 0aA AAAa!AAA'),
'aa Aa aa Aa A 0a A AA Aa! AAA')
eq_(un_camel_case('MotörHead'),
'Mot\xf6r Head')
eq_(un_camel_case('MSWindows3.11ForWorkgroups'),
'MS Windows 3.11 For Workgroups')
# This should not significantly affect text that is not camel-cased
eq_(un_camel_case('ACM_Computing_Classification_System'),
'ACM Computing Classification System')
eq_(un_camel_case('Anne_Blunt,_15th_Baroness_Wentworth'),
'Anne Blunt, 15th Baroness Wentworth')
eq_(un_camel_case('Hindi-Urdu'),
'Hindi-Urdu')
def translate_dbpedia_url(url, lang='en'):
"""
Convert an object that's defined by a DBPedia URL to a ConceptNet
URI. We do this by finding the part of the URL that names the object,
and using that as surface text for ConceptNet.
This is, in some ways, abusing a naming convention in the Semantic Web.
The URL of an object doesn't have to mean anything at all. The
human-readable name is supposed to be a string, specified by the "name"
relation.
The problem here is that the "name" relation is not unique in either
direction. A URL can have many names, and the same name can refer to
many URLs, and some of these names are the result of parsing glitches.
The URL itself is a stable thing that we can build a ConceptNet URI from,
on the other hand.
"""
# Some Semantic Web URLs are camel-cased. ConceptNet URIs use underscores
# between words.
pieces = parse_topic_name(resource_name(url))
pieces[0] = un_camel_case(pieces[0])
return normalized_concept_uri(lang, *pieces)
def translate_wp_url(url):
url = urllib.unquote(url).decode('utf-8', 'ignore')
return un_camel_case(url.strip('/').split('/')[-1].split('#')[-1])
def translate_wp_url(url):
url = urllib.unquote(url).decode('utf-8', 'ignore')
return un_camel_case(url.strip('/').split('/')[-1].split('#')[-1])
