def main(argv):
global maxId
# Named Entity ids: <Name, id>
ids = loadDataSet()
maxId = getMaxId(ids)
newRelations = []
nlp = spacy.load("en_core_web_sm")
# Processes all wikipedia articles and prompts user to annotate for relations
for entry in os.scandir('../wikipediaArticles/'):
if entry.path.endswith('.txt') and entry.is_file():
lines = loadFile(entry.path)
for line in lines:
doc = nlp(line)
for idx, token in enumerate(doc):
print(idx, token, sep='_', end=' ')
print('\n')
print(doc)
tokens = [token.text for token in doc]
addRelations(tokens, ids, newRelations)
# Write new relations to data file
for relation in newRelations:
with open('newRelations.txt', 'a') as the_file:
the_file.write(json.dumps(jsons.dump(relation)) + '\n')
def getFontPostscriptName(self, filename):
# we load at most 10 MB to avoid a denial-of-service attack by
# passing around scripts containing references to fonts with
# filenames like "/dev/zero" etc. no real font that I know of is
# this big so it shouldn't hurt.
fontProgram = util.loadFile(filename, cfgFrame, 10 * 1024 * 1024)
if fontProgram is None:
return ""
f = truetype.Font(fontProgram)
if not f.isOK():
wx.MessageBox(
"File '%s'\n" "does not appear to be a valid TrueType font." % filename, "Error", wx.OK, cfgFrame
)
return ""
if not f.allowsEmbedding():
wx.MessageBox(
"Font '%s'\n"
"does not allow embedding in its license terms.\n"
"You may encounter problems using this font"
" embedded." % filename,
"Error",
wx.OK,
cfgFrame,
)
return f.getPostscriptName()
def importAstx(fileName, frame):
# astx files are xml files. The textlines can be found under
# AdobeStory/document/stream/section/scene/paragraph which contain
# one or more textRun/break elements, to be joined. The paragraph
# attribute "element" gives us the element style.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 5000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
elemMap = {
"Action" : screenplay.ACTION,
"Character" : screenplay.CHARACTER,
"Dialog" : screenplay.DIALOGUE,
"Parenthetical" : screenplay.PAREN,
"SceneHeading" : screenplay.SCENE,
"Shot" : screenplay.SHOT,
"Transition" : screenplay.TRANSITION,
}
try:
root = etree.XML(data)
except etree.XMLSyntaxError, e:
wx.MessageBox("Error parsing file: %s" %e, "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
def importAstx(fileName, frame):
# astx files are xml files. The textlines can be found under
# AdobeStory/document/stream/section/scene/paragraph which contain
# one or more textRun/break elements, to be joined. The paragraph
# attribute "element" gives us the element style.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 5000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
elemMap = {
"Action": screenplay.ACTION,
"Character": screenplay.CHARACTER,
"Dialog": screenplay.DIALOGUE,
"Parenthetical": screenplay.PAREN,
"SceneHeading": screenplay.SCENE,
"Shot": screenplay.SHOT,
"Transition": screenplay.TRANSITION,
}
try:
root = etree.XML(data)
except etree.XMLSyntaxError, e:
wx.MessageBox("Error parsing file: %s" % e, "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
def baselinermse(namesearch, directories, isArm=True):
filenames = list(set(util.getFilenames(directories, parentDir=util.comparisonDir, namesearch=namesearch)))
rmse = []
rmseZero = []
rmseMean = []
for filename in filenames:
data = util.loadFile(filename)
predForces = np.array(data['predForces'])
predActivations = np.array(data['predActivations'])
yForces = np.array(data['yForces'])
yActivations = np.array(data['yActivations'])
predForces[predActivations < 0] = 0
predForces[predForces < 0] = 0
yForces[yActivations < 0] = 0
rmse.append(np.sqrt(np.mean(np.square(yForces - predForces))))
rmseZero.append(np.sqrt(np.mean(np.square(yForces))))
rmseMean.append(np.sqrt(np.mean(np.square(yForces - np.mean(yForces)))))
print '-'*5, 'Baseline Gown Simulation' if isArm else 'Baseline Shorts Simulation', '-'*5
print 'RMSE across all %d sequences:' % len(filenames), np.mean(rmse)
print 'RMSE for estimation of zero:', np.mean(rmseZero)
print 'RMSE for estimation of mean of sequence:', np.mean(rmseMean)
print 'RMSE standard deviation:', np.std(rmse)
return np.mean(rmse)
def importCeltx(fileName, frame):
# Celtx files are zipfiles, and the script content is within a file
# called "script-xxx.html", where xxx can be random.
# the 5 MB limit is arbitrary, we just want to avoid getting a
# MemoryError exception for /dev/zero etc.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 5000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
buf = StringIO.StringIO(data)
try:
z = zipfile.ZipFile(buf)
except:
wx.MessageBox("File is not a valid Celtx script file.", "Error", wx.OK,
frame)
return None
files = z.namelist()
scripts = [s for s in files if s.startswith("script")]
if len(scripts) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("Unable to find script in this Celtx file.", "Error",
wx.OK, frame)
return None
f = z.open(scripts[0])
content = f.read()
z.close()
if not content:
wx.MessageBox("Script seems to be empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
elemMap = {
"action": screenplay.ACTION,
"character": screenplay.CHARACTER,
"dialog": screenplay.DIALOGUE,
"parenthetical": screenplay.PAREN,
"sceneheading": screenplay.SCENE,
"shot": screenplay.SHOT,
"transition": screenplay.TRANSITION,
"act": screenplay.ACTBREAK,
}
try:
parser = etree.HTMLParser()
root = etree.XML(content, parser)
except etree.XMLSyntaxError, e:
wx.MessageBox("Error parsing file: %s" % e, "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
def importCeltx(fileName, frame):
# Celtx files are zipfiles, and the script content is within a file
# called "script-xxx.html", where xxx can be random.
# the 5 MB limit is arbitrary, we just want to avoid getting a
# MemoryError exception for /dev/zero etc.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 5000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
buf = StringIO.StringIO(data)
try:
z = zipfile.ZipFile(buf)
except:
wx.MessageBox("File is not a valid Celtx script file.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
files = z.namelist()
scripts = [s for s in files if s.startswith("script") ]
if len(scripts) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("Unable to find script in this Celtx file.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
f = z.open(scripts[0])
content = f.read()
z.close()
if not content:
wx.MessageBox("Script seems to be empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
elemMap = {
"action" : screenplay.ACTION,
"character" : screenplay.CHARACTER,
"dialog" : screenplay.DIALOGUE,
"parenthetical" : screenplay.PAREN,
"sceneheading" : screenplay.SCENE,
"shot" : screenplay.SHOT,
"transition" : screenplay.TRANSITION,
"act" : screenplay.ACTBREAK,
}
try:
parser = etree.HTMLParser()
root = etree.XML(content, parser)
except etree.XMLSyntaxError, e:
wx.MessageBox("Error parsing file: %s" %e, "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
def npz_load(inp, name):
data = util.loadFile(inp)
start_time = util.now()
print("[Loading %s:%s...]" % (inp, name), )
sys.stdout.flush()
loaded = data[name]
print("[Took %d milliseconds]" % (util.now() - start_time))
return loaded
def process(args):
f = util.loadFile(args.input)
output_dir = './output'
if args.output:
output_dir = args.output
util.writeDir(output_dir)
#encoding
print('---encoding')
e = encoding.encode(f, args.token)
userID = e.get_userID()
itemID = e.get_itemID()
adjlist = e.get_adjlist()
user_train, item_train, value_train = e.output4FM()
if args.format == 'FM':
if args.sampling == True:
#zero sampling
print('---Zero samping')
zero_user, zero_item, zero_value = sampling.get_zero( sampling.zeroSampling(adjlist) )
user_train.extend(zero_user)
item_train.extend(zero_item)
value_train.extend(zero_value)
#Testing
print('---Create Testing Data')
test_user, test_item, test_value = build.build(len(userID), len(itemID))
#save
print('---Save')
util.saveFile('{0}/userID'.format(output_dir), userID)
util.saveFile('{0}/itemID'.format(output_dir), itemID)
if args.format == 'deepwalk-bipartite':
#deepwalk
util.saveFile('{0}/adjlist'.format(output_dir), adjlist)
elif args.format == 'FM':
#FM
util.saveFile('{0}/rel-user'.format(output_dir), ['0 {0}:1'.format(i) for i in range(len(userID))])
util.saveFile('{0}/rel-item'.format(output_dir), ['0 {0}:1'.format(i) for i in range(len(itemID))])
util.saveFile('{0}/rel-user.train'.format(output_dir), user_train)
util.saveFile('{0}/rel-item.train'.format(output_dir), item_train)
util.saveFile('{0}/ans.train'.format(output_dir), value_train)
util.saveFile('{0}/rel-user.test'.format(output_dir), test_user)
util.saveFile('{0}/rel-item.test'.format(output_dir), test_item)
util.saveFile('{0}/ans.test'.format(output_dir), test_value)
def importFadein(fileName, frame):
# Fadein file is a zipped document.xml file.
# the .xml is in open screenplay format:
# http://sourceforge.net/projects/openscrfmt/files/latest/download
# the 5 MB limit is arbitrary, we just want to avoid getting a
# MemoryError exception for /dev/zero etc.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 5000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
buf = StringIO.StringIO(data)
try:
z = zipfile.ZipFile(buf)
f = z.open("document.xml")
content = f.read()
z.close()
except:
wx.MessageBox("File is not a valid .fadein file.", "Error", wx.OK,
frame)
return None
if not content:
wx.MessageBox("Script seems to be empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
elemMap = {
"Action": screenplay.ACTION,
"Character": screenplay.CHARACTER,
"Dialogue": screenplay.DIALOGUE,
"Parenthetical": screenplay.PAREN,
"Scene Heading": screenplay.SCENE,
"Shot": screenplay.SHOT,
"Transition": screenplay.TRANSITION,
}
try:
root = etree.XML(content)
except etree.XMLSyntaxError, e:
wx.MessageBox("Error parsing file: %s" % e, "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
def importFadein(fileName, frame):
# Fadein file is a zipped document.xml file.
# the .xml is in open screenplay format:
# http://sourceforge.net/projects/openscrfmt/files/latest/download
# the 5 MB limit is arbitrary, we just want to avoid getting a
# MemoryError exception for /dev/zero etc.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 5000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
buf = StringIO.StringIO(data)
try:
z = zipfile.ZipFile(buf)
f = z.open("document.xml")
content = f.read()
z.close()
except:
wx.MessageBox("File is not a valid .fadein file.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
if not content:
wx.MessageBox("Script seems to be empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
elemMap = {
"Action" : screenplay.ACTION,
"Character" : screenplay.CHARACTER,
"Dialogue" : screenplay.DIALOGUE,
"Parenthetical" : screenplay.PAREN,
"Scene Heading" : screenplay.SCENE,
"Shot" : screenplay.SHOT,
"Transition" : screenplay.TRANSITION,
}
try:
root = etree.XML(content)
except etree.XMLSyntaxError, e:
wx.MessageBox("Error parsing file: %s" %e, "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
def loadDataSet():
print('Loading dataset...')
ids = {}
for entry in os.scandir(
'./'): #debug: change this back to the wiki80 filepath
if entry.path.endswith('.txt') and entry.is_file():
lines = loadFile(entry.path)
for line in lines:
# Parse json
ex = json.loads(line)
# add to entity ids
if ex['h']['name'] not in ids:
ids[ex['h']['name']] = ex['h']['id']
if ex['t']['name'] not in ids:
ids[ex['t']['name']] = ex['t']['id']
return ids
def plotComparison(namesearch, directories, title, plottag='', isArm=True, xRotation=False, yRotation=False, zRotation=False):
filenames = list(set(util.getFilenames(directories, parentDir=util.comparisonDir, namesearch=namesearch)))
rmse = dict()
for filename in filenames:
data = util.loadFile(filename)
if xRotation or yRotation or zRotation:
if isArm:
velocity = data['rotateFist'][-1]
else:
velocity = data['rotateArm'][-1]
else:
velocity = float(filename[-9:-5])
predForces = np.array(data['predForces'])
predActivations = np.array(data['predActivations'])
yForces = np.array(data['yForces'])
yActivations = np.array(data['yActivations'])
predForces[predActivations < 0] = 0
predForces[predForces < 0] = 0
yForces[yActivations < 0] = 0
if velocity not in rmse:
rmse[velocity] = []
rmse[velocity].append(np.sqrt(np.mean(np.square(yForces - predForces))))
print '-'*5, 'Gown Simulation Variation' if isArm else 'Shorts Simulation Variation', '-'*5
xVel = []
yRMSE = []
for vel, msevalues in rmse.iteritems():
xVel.append(vel)
yRMSE.append(np.mean(msevalues))
xVel, yRMSE = (list(t) for t in zip(*sorted(zip(xVel, yRMSE))))
if xRotation or yRotation or zRotation:
xVel = np.degrees(xVel)
print 'RMSE %s rotations:' % ('x' if xRotation else 'y' if yRotation else 'z'), xVel
else:
print 'RMSE velocities:', xVel
print 'RMSE:', yRMSE
return xVel, yRMSE
def loadQuotes(parent):
try:
data = util.loadFile(misc.getFullPath("resources/quotes.txt"),
parent)
if data is None:
return
data = data.decode("utf-8")
lines = data.splitlines()
quotes = []
# lines saved for current quote being processed
tmp = []
for i, line in enumerate(lines):
if line.startswith(u"#") or not line.strip():
continue
if line.startswith(u" "):
if not tmp:
raise Exception(
"No lines defined for quote at line %d" % (i + 1))
if len(tmp) > 3:
raise Exception(
"Too many lines defined for quote at line %d" %
(i + 1))
quotes.append(Quote(line.strip(), tmp))
tmp = []
else:
tmp.append(line.strip())
if tmp:
raise Exception("Last quote does not have source")
SplashWindow.quotes = quotes
except Exception, e:
wx.MessageBox("Error loading quotes: %s" % str(e), "Error", wx.OK,
parent)
def loadQuotes(parent):
try:
data = util.loadFile(misc.getFullPath("resources/quotes.txt"), parent)
if data is None:
return
data = data.decode("utf-8")
lines = data.splitlines()
quotes = []
# lines saved for current quote being processed
tmp = []
for i, line in enumerate(lines):
if line.startswith(u"#") or not line.strip():
continue
if line.startswith(u" "):
if not tmp:
raise Exception("No lines defined for quote at line %d" % (i + 1))
if len(tmp) > 3:
raise Exception("Too many lines defined for quote at line %d" % (i + 1))
quotes.append(Quote(line.strip(), tmp))
tmp = []
else:
tmp.append(line.strip())
if tmp:
raise Exception("Last quote does not have source")
SplashWindow.quotes = quotes
except Exception, e:
wx.MessageBox("Error loading quotes: %s" % str(e), "Error", wx.OK, parent)
def multiBatch(directories, seqCount=0):
'''
Loads several mini-batches at a time and yields all of the data as a single dataset, X, and single label set, Y.
When seqCount = 0, all available sequences are returned at once.
'''
# Get all mini-batch files within the specified directories
filenames = util.getFilenames(directories, parentDir=util.batchDir)
# Loop over all mini-batch files and cumulate all data into a single dataset
X = []
Y = []
for i, filename in enumerate(filenames):
# Load a mini-batch from file and combine data
data = util.loadFile(filename)
X.extend(data['X'].tolist())
Y.extend(data['Y'].tolist())
if seqCount > 0 and len(X) / seqCount >= 1:
# Yield this collection of batches, then empty X, Y for the next collection of batches
data = None
yield np.array(X), np.array(Y)
X = []
Y = []
if X:
# Yield any remaining data
yield np.array(X), np.array(Y)
def importFDX(fileName, frame):
elemMap = {
"Action" : screenplay.ACTION,
"Character" : screenplay.CHARACTER,
"Dialogue" : screenplay.DIALOGUE,
"Parenthetical" : screenplay.PAREN,
"Scene Heading" : screenplay.SCENE,
"Shot" : screenplay.SHOT,
"Transition" : screenplay.TRANSITION,
}
# the 5 MB limit is arbitrary, we just want to avoid getting a
# MemoryError exception for /dev/zero etc.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 5000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
try:
root = etree.XML(data)
lines = []
for para in root.xpath("Content//Paragraph"):
et = para.get("Type")
# "General" has embedded Dual Dialogue paragraphs inside it;
# nothing to do for the General element itself.
if et == "General":
continue
# all unknown linetypes are converted to Action
lt = elemMap.get(et, screenplay.ACTION)
s = u""
for text in para.xpath("Text"):
# text.text is None for paragraphs with no text, and +=
# blows up trying to add a string object and None, so
# guard against that
if text.text:
s += text.text
# FD uses some fancy unicode apostrophe, replace it with a
# normal one
s = s.replace(u"\u2019", "'")
s = util.toInputStr(util.toLatin1(s))
lines.append(screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_LAST, lt, s))
if len(lines) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("The file contains no importable lines", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
return lines
except etree.XMLSyntaxError, e:
wx.MessageBox("Error parsing file: %s" %e, "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
def importTextFile(fileName, frame):
# the 1 MB limit is arbitrary, we just want to avoid getting a
# MemoryError exception for /dev/zero etc.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 1000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
data = util.fixNL(data)
lines = data.split("\n")
tabWidth = 4
# key = indent level, value = Indent
indDict = {}
for i in range(len(lines)):
s = util.toInputStr(lines[i].rstrip().expandtabs(tabWidth))
# don't count empty lines towards indentation statistics
if s.strip() == "":
lines[i] = ""
continue
cnt = util.countInitial(s, " ")
ind = indDict.get(cnt)
if not ind:
ind = Indent(cnt)
indDict[cnt] = ind
tmp = s.upper()
if util.multiFind(tmp, ["EXT.", "INT."]):
ind.sceneStart += 1
if util.multiFind(tmp, ["CUT TO:", "DISSOLVE TO:"]):
ind.trans += 1
if re.match(r"^ +\(.*\)$", tmp):
ind.paren += 1
ind.lines.append(s.lstrip())
lines[i] = s
if len(indDict) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File contains only empty lines.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
# scene/action indent
setType(SCENE_ACTION, indDict, lambda v: v.sceneStart)
# indent with most lines is dialogue in non-pure-action scripts
setType(screenplay.DIALOGUE, indDict, lambda v: len(v.lines))
# remaining indent with lines is character most likely
setType(screenplay.CHARACTER, indDict, lambda v: len(v.lines))
# transitions
setType(screenplay.TRANSITION, indDict, lambda v: v.trans)
# parentheticals
setType(screenplay.PAREN, indDict, lambda v: v.paren)
# some text files have this type of parens:
#
# JOE
# (smiling and
# hopping along)
#
# this handles them.
parenIndent = findIndent(indDict, lambda v: v.lt == screenplay.PAREN)
if parenIndent != -1:
paren2Indent = findIndent(
indDict, lambda v, var: (v.lt == -1) and (v.indent == var),
parenIndent + 1)
if paren2Indent != -1:
indDict[paren2Indent].lt = screenplay.PAREN
# set line type to ACTION for any indents not recognized
for v in indDict.itervalues():
if v.lt == -1:
v.lt = screenplay.ACTION
dlg = ImportDlg(frame, indDict.values())
if dlg.ShowModal() != wx.ID_OK:
dlg.Destroy()
return None
dlg.Destroy()
ret = []
for i in range(len(lines)):
s = lines[i]
cnt = util.countInitial(s, " ")
s = s.lstrip()
sUp = s.upper()
if s:
lt = indDict[cnt].lt
if lt == IGNORE:
continue
if lt == SCENE_ACTION:
if s.startswith("EXT.") or s.startswith("INT."):
lt = screenplay.SCENE
else:
lt = screenplay.ACTION
if ret and (ret[-1].lt != lt):
ret[-1].lb = screenplay.LB_LAST
if lt == screenplay.CHARACTER:
if sUp.endswith("(CONT'D)"):
s = sUp[:-8].rstrip()
elif lt == screenplay.PAREN:
if s == "(continuing)":
s = ""
if s:
line = screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_SPACE, lt, s)
ret.append(line)
elif ret:
ret[-1].lb = screenplay.LB_LAST
if len(ret) == 0:
ret.append(screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_LAST, screenplay.ACTION))
# make sure the last line ends an element
ret[-1].lb = screenplay.LB_LAST
return ret
def importFountain(fileName, frame):
# regular expressions for fountain markdown.
# https://github.com/vilcans/screenplain/blob/master/screenplain/richstring.py
ire = re.compile(
# one star
r'\*'
# anything but a space, then text
r'([^\s].*?)'
# finishing with one star
r'\*'
# must not be followed by star
r'(?!\*)')
bre = re.compile(
# two stars
r'\*\*'
# must not be followed by space
r'(?=\S)'
# inside text
r'(.+?[*_]*)'
# finishing with two stars
r'(?<=\S)\*\*')
ure = re.compile(
# underline
r'_'
# must not be followed by space
r'(?=\S)'
# inside text
r'([^_]+)'
# finishing with underline
r'(?<=\S)_')
boneyard_re = re.compile('/\\*.*?\\*/', flags=re.DOTALL)
# random magicstring used to escape literal star '\*'
literalstar = "Aq7RR"
# returns s with markdown formatting removed.
def unmarkdown(s):
s = s.replace("\\*", literalstar)
for style in (bre, ire, ure):
s = style.sub(r'\1', s)
return s.replace(literalstar, "*")
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 1000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
inf = []
inf.append(misc.CheckBoxItem("Import titles as action lines."))
inf.append(misc.CheckBoxItem("Remove unsupported formatting markup."))
inf.append(misc.CheckBoxItem("Import section/synopsis as notes."))
dlg = misc.CheckBoxDlg(frame, "Fountain import options", inf,
"Import options:", False)
if dlg.ShowModal() != wx.ID_OK:
dlg.Destroy()
return None
importTitles = inf[0].selected
removeMarkdown = inf[1].selected
importSectSyn = inf[2].selected
# pre-process data - fix newlines, remove boneyard.
data = util.fixNL(data)
data = boneyard_re.sub('', data)
prelines = data.split("\n")
for i in xrange(len(prelines)):
try:
util.toLatin1(prelines[i])
except:
prelines[i] = util.cleanInput(
u"" + prelines[i].decode('UTF-8', "ignore"))
lines = []
tabWidth = 4
lns = []
sceneStartsList = ("INT", "EXT", "EST", "INT./EXT", "INT/EXT", "I/E",
"I./E")
TWOSPACE = " "
skipone = False
# First check if title lines are present:
c = 0
while c < len(prelines):
if prelines[c] != "":
c = c + 1
else:
break
# prelines[0:i] are the first bunch of lines, that could be titles.
# Our check for title is simple:
# - the line does not start with 'fade'
# - the first line has a single ':'
if c > 0:
l = util.toInputStr(prelines[0].expandtabs(tabWidth).lstrip().lower())
if not l.startswith("fade") and l.count(":") == 1:
# these are title lines. Now do what the user requested.
if importTitles:
# add TWOSPACE to all the title lines.
for i in xrange(c):
prelines[i] += TWOSPACE
else:
#remove these lines
prelines = prelines[c + 1:]
for l in prelines:
if l != TWOSPACE:
lines.append(util.toInputStr(l.expandtabs(tabWidth)))
else:
lines.append(TWOSPACE)
linesLen = len(lines)
def isPrevEmpty():
if lns and lns[-1].text == "":
return True
return False
def isPrevType(ltype):
return (lns and lns[-1].lt == ltype)
# looks ahead to check if next line is not empty
def isNextEmpty(i):
return (i + 1 < len(lines) and lines[i + 1] == "")
def getPrevType():
if lns:
return lns[-1].lt
else:
return screenplay.ACTION
def isParen(s):
return (s.startswith('(') and s.endswith(')'))
def isScene(s):
if s.endswith(TWOSPACE):
return False
if s.startswith(".") and not s.startswith(".."):
return True
tmp = s.upper()
if (re.match(r'^(INT|EXT|EST)[ .]', tmp)
or re.match(r'^(INT\.?/EXT\.?)[ .]', tmp)
or re.match(r'^I/E[ .]', tmp)):
return True
return False
def isTransition(s):
return ((s.isupper() and s.endswith("TO:"))
or (s.startswith(">") and not s.endswith("<")))
def isCentered(s):
return s.startswith(">") and s.endswith("<")
def isPageBreak(s):
return s.startswith('===') and s.lstrip('=') == ''
def isNote(s):
return s.startswith("[[") and s.endswith("]]")
def isSection(s):
return s.startswith("#")
def isSynopsis(s):
return s.startswith("=") and not s.startswith("==")
# first pass - identify linetypes
for i in range(linesLen):
if skipone:
skipone = False
continue
s = lines[i]
sl = s.lstrip()
# mark as ACTION by default.
line = screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_FORCED, screenplay.ACTION, s)
# Start testing lines for element type. Go in order:
# Scene Character, Paren, Dialog, Transition, Note.
if s == "" or isCentered(s) or isPageBreak(s):
# do nothing - import as action.
pass
elif s == TWOSPACE:
line.lt = getPrevType()
elif isScene(s):
line.lt = screenplay.SCENE
if sl.startswith('.'):
line.text = sl[1:]
else:
line.text = sl
elif isTransition(sl) and isPrevEmpty() and isNextEmpty(i):
line.lt = screenplay.TRANSITION
if line.text.startswith('>'):
line.text = sl[1:].lstrip()
elif s.isupper() and isPrevEmpty() and not isNextEmpty(i):
line.lt = screenplay.CHARACTER
if s.endswith(TWOSPACE):
line.lt = screenplay.ACTION
elif isParen(sl) and (isPrevType(screenplay.CHARACTER)
or isPrevType(screenplay.DIALOGUE)):
line.lt = screenplay.PAREN
elif (isPrevType(screenplay.CHARACTER)
or isPrevType(screenplay.DIALOGUE)
or isPrevType(screenplay.PAREN)):
line.lt = screenplay.DIALOGUE
elif isNote(sl):
line.lt = screenplay.NOTE
line.text = sl.strip('[]')
elif isSection(s) or isSynopsis(s):
if not importSectSyn:
if isNextEmpty(i):
skipone = True
continue
line.lt = screenplay.NOTE
line.text = sl.lstrip('=#')
if line.text == TWOSPACE:
pass
elif line.lt != screenplay.ACTION:
line.text = line.text.lstrip()
else:
tmp = line.text.rstrip()
# we don't support center align, so simply add required indent.
if isCentered(tmp):
tmp = tmp[1:-1].strip()
width = frame.panel.ctrl.sp.cfg.getType(
screenplay.ACTION).width
if len(tmp) < width:
tmp = ' ' * ((width - len(tmp)) // 2) + tmp
line.text = tmp
if removeMarkdown:
line.text = unmarkdown(line.text)
if line.lt == screenplay.CHARACTER and line.text.endswith('^'):
line.text = line.text[:-1]
lns.append(line)
ret = []
# second pass helper functions.
def isLastLBForced():
return ret and ret[-1].lb == screenplay.LB_FORCED
def makeLastLBLast():
if ret:
ret[-1].lb = screenplay.LB_LAST
def isRetPrevType(t):
return ret and ret[-1].lt == t
# second pass - remove unneeded empty lines, and fix the linebreaks.
for ln in lns:
if ln.text == '':
if isLastLBForced():
makeLastLBLast()
else:
ret.append(ln)
elif not isRetPrevType(ln.lt):
makeLastLBLast()
ret.append(ln)
else:
ret.append(ln)
makeLastLBLast()
return ret
def importFDX(fileName, frame):
elemMap = {
"Action": screenplay.ACTION,
"Character": screenplay.CHARACTER,
"Dialogue": screenplay.DIALOGUE,
"Parenthetical": screenplay.PAREN,
"Scene Heading": screenplay.SCENE,
"Shot": screenplay.SHOT,
"Transition": screenplay.TRANSITION,
}
# the 5 MB limit is arbitrary, we just want to avoid getting a
# MemoryError exception for /dev/zero etc.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 5000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
try:
root = etree.XML(data)
lines = []
def addElem(eleType, eleText):
lns = eleText.split("\n")
# if elem ends in a newline, last line is empty and useless;
# get rid of it
if not lns[-1] and (len(lns) > 1):
lns = lns[:-1]
for s in lns[:-1]:
lines.append(
screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_FORCED, eleType,
util.cleanInput(s)))
lines.append(
screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_LAST, eleType,
util.cleanInput(lns[-1])))
for para in root.xpath("Content//Paragraph"):
addedNote = False
et = para.get("Type")
# Check for script notes
s = u""
for notes in para.xpath("ScriptNote/Paragraph/Text"):
if notes.text:
s += notes.text
# FD has AdornmentStyle set to "0" on notes with newline.
if notes.get("AdornmentStyle") == "0":
s += "\n"
if s:
addElem(screenplay.NOTE, s)
addedNote = True
# "General" has embedded Dual Dialogue paragraphs inside it;
# nothing to do for the General element itself.
#
# If no type is defined (like inside scriptnote), skip.
if (et == "General") or (et is None):
continue
s = u""
for text in para.xpath("Text"):
# text.text is None for paragraphs with no text, and +=
# blows up trying to add a string object and None, so
# guard against that
if text.text:
s += text.text
# don't remove paragraphs with no text, unless that paragraph
# contained a scriptnote
if s or not addedNote:
lt = elemMap.get(et, screenplay.ACTION)
addElem(lt, s)
if len(lines) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("The file contains no importable lines", "Error",
wx.OK, frame)
return None
return lines
except etree.XMLSyntaxError, e:
wx.MessageBox("Error parsing file: %s" % e, "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
def importCeltx(fileName, frame):
# Celtx files are zipfiles, and the script content is within a file
# called "script-xxx.html", where xxx can be random.
# the 5 MB limit is arbitrary, we just want to avoid getting a
# MemoryError exception for /dev/zero etc.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 5000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
buf = io.StringIO(data)
try:
z = zipfile.ZipFile(buf)
except:
wx.MessageBox("File is not a valid Celtx script file.", "Error", wx.OK,
frame)
return None
files = z.namelist()
scripts = [s for s in files if s.startswith("script")]
if len(scripts) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("Unable to find script in this Celtx file.", "Error",
wx.OK, frame)
return None
f = z.open(scripts[0])
content = f.read()
z.close()
if not content:
wx.MessageBox("Script seems to be empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
elemMap = {
"action": screenplay.ACTION,
"character": screenplay.CHARACTER,
"dialog": screenplay.DIALOGUE,
"parenthetical": screenplay.PAREN,
"sceneheading": screenplay.SCENE,
"shot": screenplay.SHOT,
"transition": screenplay.TRANSITION,
"act": screenplay.ACTBREAK,
}
try:
parser = etree.HTMLParser()
root = etree.XML(content, parser)
except etree.XMLSyntaxError as e:
wx.MessageBox("Error parsing file: %s" % e, "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
lines = []
def addElem(eleType, lns):
# if elem ends in a newline, last line is empty and useless;
# get rid of it
if not lns[-1] and (len(lns) > 1):
lns = lns[:-1]
for s in lns[:-1]:
lines.append(
screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_FORCED, eleType,
util.cleanInput(s)))
lines.append(
screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_LAST, eleType,
util.cleanInput(lns[-1])))
for para in root.xpath("/html/body/p"):
items = []
for line in para.itertext():
items.append(str(line.replace("\n", " ")))
lt = elemMap.get(para.get("class"), screenplay.ACTION)
if items:
addElem(lt, items)
if len(lines) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("The file contains no importable lines", "Error", wx.OK,
frame)
return None
return lines
def importAstx(fileName, frame):
# astx files are xml files. The textlines can be found under
# AdobeStory/document/stream/section/scene/paragraph which contain
# one or more textRun/break elements, to be joined. The paragraph
# attribute "element" gives us the element style.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 5000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
elemMap = {
"Action": screenplay.ACTION,
"Character": screenplay.CHARACTER,
"Dialog": screenplay.DIALOGUE,
"Parenthetical": screenplay.PAREN,
"SceneHeading": screenplay.SCENE,
"Shot": screenplay.SHOT,
"Transition": screenplay.TRANSITION,
}
try:
root = etree.XML(data)
except etree.XMLSyntaxError as e:
wx.MessageBox("Error parsing file: %s" % e, "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
lines = []
def addElem(eleType, items):
# if elem ends in a newline, last line is empty and useless;
# get rid of it
if not items[-1] and (len(items) > 1):
items = items[:-1]
for s in items[:-1]:
lines.append(
screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_FORCED, eleType,
util.cleanInput(s)))
lines.append(
screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_LAST, eleType,
util.cleanInput(items[-1])))
for para in root.xpath(
"/AdobeStory/document/stream/section/scene/paragraph"):
lt = elemMap.get(para.get("element"), screenplay.ACTION)
items = []
s = ""
for text in para:
if text.tag == "textRun" and text.text:
s += text.text
elif text.tag == "break":
items.append(s.rstrip())
s = ""
items.append(s.rstrip())
addElem(lt, items)
if not lines:
wx.MessageBox("File has no content.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
return lines
def main(argv):
if len(sys.argv) < 2:
print("pass filename")
sys.exit(2)
print("loading " + argv[0])
texts = loadFile(argv[0])
# debug
# texts = ['Rami Eid is studying at Stony Brook University in New York.',
# 'Blounts Creek is a small unincorporated rural community in Beaufort County, North Carolina, United States, near a creek with the same name.']
# task 1
#task1(texts[0])
nlp = spacy.load("en_core_web_sm")
for idx, doc in enumerate(nlp.pipe(texts, disable=["tagger", "parser"])):
print("Named Entities:", [(ent.text, ent.label_) for ent in doc.ents])
# Represent entity graph as dictionary: <Entity name, Node>
nodes = buildEntityGraph(doc, texts[idx])
# verifying graph
print("Graph:")
printGraph(nodes)
# Find maximal cliques and clique weights
print("BRON-KERBOSCH")
sys.setrecursionlimit(2000)
cliques = bron_kerbosch(list(nodes.values()))
print("cliques:", cliques)
# if the clique contains certain types of relations, then we fill them into the complex relation / template
workTemplates = []
partTemplates = []
for clique in cliques:
for node in clique:
for edge in node.weightedEdges:
if edge.dst in clique:
tryAddWorkTemplate(edge, workTemplates)
tryAddPartTemplate(edge, partTemplates)
#tryAddBuyTemplate(edge, partTemplates)
# verifying template filling
for work in workTemplates:
print('Work:',
work.person,
work.org,
work.title,
work.location,
sep=', ')
for part in partTemplates:
print(part.part, part.whole, sep=' part of ')
# writing templates to json output
out = []
for template in workTemplates:
arguments = {}
arguments['1'] = template.person or ""
arguments['2'] = template.org or ""
arguments['3'] = template.title or ""
arguments['4'] = template.location or ""
extraction = Extraction('WORK', [token.text for token in doc],
arguments)
output = Output(argv[0], extraction)
out.append(output)
for template in partTemplates:
arguments = {}
arguments['1'] = template.part or ""
arguments['2'] = template.whole or ""
extraction = Extraction('PART', [token.text for token in doc],
arguments)
output = Output(argv[0], extraction)
out.append(output)
# Write new relations to data file
jsons.suppress_warnings()
for output in out:
with open(str(argv[0])[:-4] + '.json', 'a') as the_file:
the_file.write(json.dumps(jsons.dump(output)) + '\n')
def importFadein(fileName, frame):
# Fadein file is a zipped document.xml file.
# the .xml is in open screenplay format:
# http://sourceforge.net/projects/openscrfmt/files/latest/download
# the 5 MB limit is arbitrary, we just want to avoid getting a
# MemoryError exception for /dev/zero etc.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 5000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
buf = io.StringIO(data)
try:
z = zipfile.ZipFile(buf)
f = z.open("document.xml")
content = f.read()
z.close()
except:
wx.MessageBox("File is not a valid .fadein file.", "Error", wx.OK,
frame)
return None
if not content:
wx.MessageBox("Script seems to be empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
elemMap = {
"Action": screenplay.ACTION,
"Character": screenplay.CHARACTER,
"Dialogue": screenplay.DIALOGUE,
"Parenthetical": screenplay.PAREN,
"Scene Heading": screenplay.SCENE,
"Shot": screenplay.SHOT,
"Transition": screenplay.TRANSITION,
}
try:
root = etree.XML(content)
except etree.XMLSyntaxError as e:
wx.MessageBox("Error parsing file: %s" % e, "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
lines = []
def addElem(eleType, lns):
# if elem ends in a newline, last line is empty and useless;
# get rid of it
if not lns[-1] and (len(lns) > 1):
lns = lns[:-1]
for s in lns[:-1]:
lines.append(
screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_FORCED, eleType,
util.cleanInput(s)))
lines.append(
screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_LAST, eleType,
util.cleanInput(lns[-1])))
# removes html formatting from s, and returns list of lines.
# if s is None, return a list with single empty string.
re_rem = [r'<font[^>]*>', r'<size[^>]*>', r'<bgcolor[^>]*>']
rem = [
"<b>", "</b>", "<i>", "</i>", "<u>", "</u>", "</font>", "</size>",
"</bgcolor>"
]
def sanitizeStr(s):
if s:
s = "" + s
for r in re_rem:
s = re.sub(r, "", s)
for r in rem:
s = s.replace(r, "")
if s:
return s.split("<br>")
else:
return [""]
else:
return [""]
for para in root.xpath("paragraphs/para"):
# check for notes/synopsis, import as Note.
if para.get("note"):
lt = screenplay.NOTE
items = sanitizeStr("" + para.get("note"))
addElem(lt, items)
if para.get("synopsis"):
lt = screenplay.NOTE
items = sanitizeStr("" + para.get("synopsis"))
addElem(lt, items)
# look for the <style> and <text> tags. Bail if no <text> found.
styl = para.xpath("style")
txt = para.xpath("text")
if txt:
if styl:
lt = elemMap.get(styl[0].get("basestylename"),
screenplay.ACTION)
else:
lt = screenplay.ACTION
items = sanitizeStr(txt[0].text)
if (lt == screenplay.PAREN) and items and (items[0][0] != "("):
items[0] = "(" + items[0]
items[-1] = items[-1] + ")"
else:
continue
addElem(lt, items)
if len(lines) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("The file contains no importable lines", "Error", wx.OK,
frame)
return None
return lines
def __init__(self, filestr):
self.filestr = filestr
self.data = util.loadFile("data/" + filestr)
from datetime import datetime
import util, datapreprocess
import build.pysim as pysim
'''
Used to compare how a trained LSTM model handels against various variations.
'''
# Deterministic output
np.random.seed(1000)
# Generate or load 128 randomly positioned locations
sequences = 128
if util.fileExists('randomPositionsSplines_Leg_%d_New' % sequences, '', util.comparisonDir):
allArmPositions, allSplines = util.loadFile('randomPositionsSplines_Leg_%d_New' % sequences, '', util.comparisonDir)
print 'Loaded arm positions and spline trajectories'
else:
allArmPositions = [[np.random.uniform(-0.05, 0.05), np.random.uniform(-0.2, -0.05), np.random.uniform(-0.05, 0.05)] for i in xrange(sequences)]
# sides = [np.random.randint(1, 2) for j in xrange(sequences)]
allSplines = [[[np.random.uniform(-0.03, 0.03), -0.1 + np.random.uniform(-0.02, 0.02), (-1)**i * np.random.uniform(0, 0.05), 0, 1, 0, 0] for i in xrange(1, 25)] for j in xrange(sequences)]
util.saveData('randomPositionsSplines_Leg_%d_New' % sequences, [allArmPositions, allSplines], '', util.comparisonDir)
print 'Saved arm positions for later reference'
# Use velocities of Decrease: 50%, 10%, 5%, and Increase: 5%, 10%, 50%
velocities = [1.5, 1.75, 2.0, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.75, 3.0]
rotateX = [0.0, -np.radians(1), -np.radians(5), -np.radians(10), -np.radians(15), np.radians(1), np.radians(5), np.radians(10), np.radians(15)]
# y axis variation (left and right, negative is right (wrt human))
rotateY = [0.0, -np.radians(1), -np.radians(5), -np.radians(10), -np.radians(15), np.radians(1), np.radians(5), np.radians(10), np.radians(15)]
# z axis variation (up and down, negative is down (wrt human))
rotateZ = [0.0, -np.radians(1), -np.radians(5), -np.radians(10), -np.radians(15), np.radians(1), np.radians(5), np.radians(10), np.radians(15)]
def importTextFile(fileName, frame):
# the 1 MB limit is arbitrary, we just want to avoid getting a
# MemoryError exception for /dev/zero etc.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 1000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
data = util.fixNL(data)
lines = data.split("\n")
tabWidth = 4
# key = indent level, value = Indent
indDict = {}
for i in range(len(lines)):
s = util.toInputStr(lines[i].rstrip().expandtabs(tabWidth))
# don't count empty lines towards indentation statistics
if s.strip() == "":
lines[i] = ""
continue
cnt = util.countInitial(s, " ")
ind = indDict.get(cnt)
if not ind:
ind = Indent(cnt)
indDict[cnt] = ind
tmp = s.upper()
if util.multiFind(tmp, ["EXT.", "INT."]):
ind.sceneStart += 1
if util.multiFind(tmp, ["CUT TO:", "DISSOLVE TO:"]):
ind.trans += 1
if re.match(r"^ +\(.*\)$", tmp):
ind.paren += 1
ind.lines.append(s.lstrip())
lines[i] = s
if len(indDict) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File contains only empty lines.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
# scene/action indent
setType(SCENE_ACTION, indDict, lambda v: v.sceneStart)
# indent with most lines is dialogue in non-pure-action scripts
setType(screenplay.DIALOGUE, indDict, lambda v: len(v.lines))
# remaining indent with lines is character most likely
setType(screenplay.CHARACTER, indDict, lambda v: len(v.lines))
# transitions
setType(screenplay.TRANSITION, indDict, lambda v: v.trans)
# parentheticals
setType(screenplay.PAREN, indDict, lambda v: v.paren)
# some text files have this type of parens:
#
# JOE
# (smiling and
# hopping along)
#
# this handles them.
parenIndent = findIndent(indDict, lambda v: v.lt == screenplay.PAREN)
if parenIndent != -1:
paren2Indent = findIndent(indDict,
lambda v, var: (v.lt == -1) and (v.indent == var),
parenIndent + 1)
if paren2Indent != -1:
indDict[paren2Indent].lt = screenplay.PAREN
# set line type to ACTION for any indents not recognized
for v in indDict.itervalues():
if v.lt == -1:
v.lt = screenplay.ACTION
dlg = ImportDlg(frame, indDict.values())
if dlg.ShowModal() != wx.ID_OK:
dlg.Destroy()
return None
dlg.Destroy()
ret = []
for i in range(len(lines)):
s = lines[i]
cnt = util.countInitial(s, " ")
s = s.lstrip()
sUp = s.upper()
if s:
lt = indDict[cnt].lt
if lt == IGNORE:
continue
if lt == SCENE_ACTION:
if s.startswith("EXT.") or s.startswith("INT."):
lt = screenplay.SCENE
else:
lt = screenplay.ACTION
if ret and (ret[-1].lt != lt):
ret[-1].lb = screenplay.LB_LAST
if lt == screenplay.CHARACTER:
if sUp.endswith("(CONT'D)"):
s = sUp[:-8].rstrip()
elif lt == screenplay.PAREN:
if s == "(continuing)":
s = ""
if s:
line = screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_SPACE, lt, s)
ret.append(line)
elif ret:
ret[-1].lb = screenplay.LB_LAST
if len(ret) == 0:
ret.append(screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_LAST, screenplay.ACTION))
# make sure the last line ends an element
ret[-1].lb = screenplay.LB_LAST
return ret
def importFountain(fileName, frame):
# regular expressions for fountain markdown.
# https://github.com/vilcans/screenplain/blob/master/screenplain/richstring.py
ire = re.compile(
# one star
r'\*'
# anything but a space, then text
r'([^\s].*?)'
# finishing with one star
r'\*'
# must not be followed by star
r'(?!\*)'
)
bre = re.compile(
# two stars
r'\*\*'
# must not be followed by space
r'(?=\S)'
# inside text
r'(.+?[*_]*)'
# finishing with two stars
r'(?<=\S)\*\*'
)
ure = re.compile(
# underline
r'_'
# must not be followed by space
r'(?=\S)'
# inside text
r'([^_]+)'
# finishing with underline
r'(?<=\S)_'
)
boneyard_re = re.compile('/\\*.*?\\*/', flags=re.DOTALL)
# random magicstring used to escape literal star '\*'
literalstar = "Aq7RR"
# returns s with markdown formatting removed.
def unmarkdown(s):
s = s.replace("\\*", literalstar)
for style in (bre, ire, ure):
s = style.sub(r'\1', s)
return s.replace(literalstar, "*")
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 1000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
inf = []
inf.append(misc.CheckBoxItem("Import titles as action lines."))
inf.append(misc.CheckBoxItem("Remove unsupported formatting markup."))
inf.append(misc.CheckBoxItem("Import section/synopsis as notes."))
dlg = misc.CheckBoxDlg(frame, "Fountain import options", inf,
"Import options:", False)
if dlg.ShowModal() != wx.ID_OK:
dlg.Destroy()
return None
importTitles = inf[0].selected
removeMarkdown = inf[1].selected
importSectSyn = inf[2].selected
# pre-process data - fix newlines, remove boneyard.
data = data.decode("utf-8")
data = util.fixNL(data)
data = boneyard_re.sub('', data)
prelines = data.split("\n")
lines = []
tabWidth = 4
lns = []
sceneStartsList = ("INT", "EXT", "EST", "INT./EXT", "INT/EXT", "I/E", "I./E")
TWOSPACE = " "
skipone = False
# First check if title lines are present:
c = 0
while c < len(prelines):
if prelines[c] != "":
c = c+1
else:
break
# prelines[0:i] are the first bunch of lines, that could be titles.
# Our check for title is simple:
# - the line does not start with 'fade'
# - the first line has a single ':'
if c > 0:
l = util.toInputStr(prelines[0].expandtabs(tabWidth).lstrip().lower())
if not l.startswith("fade") and l.count(":") == 1:
# these are title lines. Now do what the user requested.
if importTitles:
# add TWOSPACE to all the title lines.
for i in xrange(c):
prelines[i] += TWOSPACE
else:
#remove these lines
prelines = prelines[c+1:]
for l in prelines:
if l != TWOSPACE:
lines.append(util.toInputStr(l.expandtabs(tabWidth)))
else:
lines.append(TWOSPACE)
linesLen = len(lines)
def isPrevEmpty():
if lns and lns[-1].text == "":
return True
return False
def isPrevType(ltype):
return (lns and lns[-1].lt == ltype)
# looks ahead to check if next line is not empty
def isNextEmpty(i):
return (i+1 < len(lines) and lines[i+1] == "")
def getPrevType():
if lns:
return lns[-1].lt
else:
return screenplay.ACTION
def isParen(s):
return (s.startswith('(') and s.endswith(')'))
def isScene(s):
if s.endswith(TWOSPACE):
return False
if s.startswith(".") and not s.startswith(".."):
return True
tmp = s.upper()
if (re.match(r'^(INT|EXT|EST)[ .]', tmp) or
re.match(r'^(INT\.?/EXT\.?)[ .]', tmp) or
re.match(r'^I/E[ .]', tmp)):
return True
return False
def isTransition(s):
return ((s.isupper() and s.endswith("TO:")) or
(s.startswith(">") and not s.endswith("<")))
def isCentered(s):
return s.startswith(">") and s.endswith("<")
def isPageBreak(s):
return s.startswith('===') and s.lstrip('=') == ''
def isNote(s):
return s.startswith("[[") and s.endswith("]]")
def isSection(s):
return s.startswith("#")
def isSynopsis(s):
return s.startswith("=") and not s.startswith("==")
# first pass - identify linetypes
for i in range(linesLen):
if skipone:
skipone = False
continue
s = lines[i]
sl = s.lstrip()
# mark as ACTION by default.
line = screenplay.Line(screenplay.LB_FORCED, screenplay.ACTION, s)
# Start testing lines for element type. Go in order:
# Scene Character, Paren, Dialog, Transition, Note.
if s == "" or isCentered(s) or isPageBreak(s):
# do nothing - import as action.
pass
elif s == TWOSPACE:
line.lt = getPrevType()
elif isScene(s):
line.lt = screenplay.SCENE
if sl.startswith('.'):
line.text = sl[1:]
else:
line.text = sl
elif isTransition(sl) and isPrevEmpty() and isNextEmpty(i):
line.lt = screenplay.TRANSITION
if line.text.startswith('>'):
line.text = sl[1:].lstrip()
elif s.isupper() and isPrevEmpty() and not isNextEmpty(i):
line.lt = screenplay.CHARACTER
if s.endswith(TWOSPACE):
line.lt = screenplay.ACTION
elif isParen(sl) and (isPrevType(screenplay.CHARACTER) or
isPrevType(screenplay.DIALOGUE)):
line.lt = screenplay.PAREN
elif (isPrevType(screenplay.CHARACTER) or
isPrevType(screenplay.DIALOGUE) or
isPrevType(screenplay.PAREN)):
line.lt = screenplay.DIALOGUE
elif isNote(sl):
line.lt = screenplay.NOTE
line.text = sl.strip('[]')
elif isSection(s) or isSynopsis(s):
if not importSectSyn:
if isNextEmpty(i):
skipone = True
continue
line.lt = screenplay.NOTE
line.text = sl.lstrip('=#')
if line.text == TWOSPACE:
pass
elif line.lt != screenplay.ACTION:
line.text = line.text.lstrip()
else:
tmp = line.text.rstrip()
# we don't support center align, so simply add required indent.
if isCentered(tmp):
tmp = tmp[1:-1].strip()
width = frame.panel.ctrl.sp.cfg.getType(screenplay.ACTION).width
if len(tmp) < width:
tmp = ' ' * ((width - len(tmp)) // 2) + tmp
line.text = tmp
if removeMarkdown:
line.text = unmarkdown(line.text)
if line.lt == screenplay.CHARACTER and line.text.endswith('^'):
line.text = line.text[:-1]
lns.append(line)
ret = []
# second pass helper functions.
def isLastLBForced():
return ret and ret[-1].lb == screenplay.LB_FORCED
def makeLastLBLast():
if ret:
ret[-1].lb = screenplay.LB_LAST
def isRetPrevType(t):
return ret and ret[-1].lt == t
# second pass - remove unneeded empty lines, and fix the linebreaks.
for ln in lns:
if ln.text == '':
if isLastLBForced():
makeLastLBLast()
else:
ret.append(ln)
elif not isRetPrevType(ln.lt):
makeLastLBLast()
ret.append(ln)
else:
ret.append(ln)
makeLastLBLast()
return ret
def importFDX(fileName, frame):
elemMap = {
"Action" : screenplay.ACTION,
"Character" : screenplay.CHARACTER,
"Dialogue" : screenplay.DIALOGUE,
"Parenthetical" : screenplay.PAREN,
"Scene Heading" : screenplay.SCENE,
"Shot" : screenplay.SHOT,
"Transition" : screenplay.TRANSITION,
}
# the 5 MB limit is arbitrary, we just want to avoid getting a
# MemoryError exception for /dev/zero etc.
data = util.loadFile(fileName, frame, 5000000)
if data == None:
return None
if len(data) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("File is empty.", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
try:
root = etree.XML(data)
lines = []
def addElem(eleType, eleText):
lns = eleText.split("\n")
# if elem ends in a newline, last line is empty and useless;
# get rid of it
if not lns[-1] and (len(lns) > 1):
lns = lns[:-1]
for s in lns[:-1]:
lines.append(screenplay.Line(
screenplay.LB_FORCED, eleType, util.cleanInput(s)))
lines.append(screenplay.Line(
screenplay.LB_LAST, eleType, util.cleanInput(lns[-1])))
for para in root.xpath("Content//Paragraph"):
addedNote = False
et = para.get("Type")
# Check for script notes
s = u""
for notes in para.xpath("ScriptNote/Paragraph/Text"):
if notes.text:
s += notes.text
# FD has AdornmentStyle set to "0" on notes with newline.
if notes.get("AdornmentStyle") == "0":
s += "\n"
if s:
addElem(screenplay.NOTE, s)
addedNote = True
# "General" has embedded Dual Dialogue paragraphs inside it;
# nothing to do for the General element itself.
#
# If no type is defined (like inside scriptnote), skip.
if (et == "General") or (et is None):
continue
s = u""
for text in para.xpath("Text"):
# text.text is None for paragraphs with no text, and +=
# blows up trying to add a string object and None, so
# guard against that
if text.text:
s += text.text
# don't remove paragraphs with no text, unless that paragraph
# contained a scriptnote
if s or not addedNote:
lt = elemMap.get(et, screenplay.ACTION)
addElem(lt, s)
if len(lines) == 0:
wx.MessageBox("The file contains no importable lines", "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
return lines
except etree.XMLSyntaxError, e:
wx.MessageBox("Error parsing file: %s" %e, "Error", wx.OK, frame)
return None
#!/usr/bin/env python
# add words to ../dict_en.dat in the correct place
import sys
if len(sys.argv) < 2:
raise "add_word.py word1 word2..."
sys.path.insert(0, "..")
import util
util.init(False)
s = util.loadFile("../dict_en.dat", None)
if s == None:
raise "error"
words = {}
lines = s.splitlines()
for it in lines:
words[util.lower(it)] = None
for arg in sys.argv[1:]:
words[util.lower(arg)] = None
words = words.keys()
words.sort()
f = open("../dict_en.dat", "wb")
for w in words:
# add words to ../dict_en.dat in the correct place
import sys
if len(sys.argv) < 2:
raise Exception("add_word.py word1 word2...")
sys.path.insert(0, "../src")
import misc
import util
util.init(False)
misc.init(False)
s = util.loadFile("../dict_en.dat", None)
if s == None:
raise Exception("error")
words = {}
lines = s.splitlines()
for it in lines:
words[util.lower(it)] = None
for arg in sys.argv[1:]:
words[util.lower(arg)] = None
words = list(words.keys())
words.sort()