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Writing code to read commands from a file - understanding markup style strings using Python
2019 Community Moderator ElectionBest way to strip punctuation from a string in PythonUnicode (UTF-8) reading and writing to files in PythonConverting from a string to boolean in Python?How do I trim whitespace from a Python string?Writing a list to a file with PythonPython Print String To Text FileReading entire file in PythonHow to read a large file, line by line, in PythonHow to read a text file into a string variable and strip newlines?Why is reading lines from stdin much slower in C++ than Python?
I would like to write a program to read a psudoocode style text file that reads structured commands in a text file and "understands" the logic written in the file. Specifically, I would like to convert PlantUML syntax, into a UML style definition for certain files (specifically a sequence diagram)
the typical file would look like this:
@startuml
Alice -> Bob: Authentication Request
Bob --> Alice: Authentication Response
Alice -> Bob: Another authentication Request
Alice <-- Bob: Another authentication Response
@enduml
As per the PlantUML spec, there are many conditions for this file (syntax and language wise) -- but I plan to read this file, and interface through the Standard API of a specific UML tool, to draw the diagram in that particular tool.
I am stuck as to HOW i would apply logic to understand the logic, given instructions could be on multi-line, and some commands could have html injected into the word, as an example, Alice -[#0000FF]->Bob : ok
I have tried some initial attempts, and am happy to post my attempt, however, the question is rather if there are any standard frameworks to break this logic down -- do I just implement many "case" style statements and execute a function for each case?
python parsing text
asked Mar 6 at 21:51
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I would like to write a program to read a psudoocode style text file that reads structured commands in a text file and "understands" the logic written in the file. Specifically, I would like to convert PlantUML syntax, into a UML style definition for certain files (specifically a sequence diagram)
the typical file would look like this:
@startuml
Alice -> Bob: Authentication Request
Bob --> Alice: Authentication Response
Alice -> Bob: Another authentication Request
Alice <-- Bob: Another authentication Response
@enduml
As per the PlantUML spec, there are many conditions for this file (syntax and language wise) -- but I plan to read this file, and interface through the Standard API of a specific UML tool, to draw the diagram in that particular tool.
I am stuck as to HOW i would apply logic to understand the logic, given instructions could be on multi-line, and some commands could have html injected into the word, as an example, Alice -[#0000FF]->Bob : ok
I have tried some initial attempts, and am happy to post my attempt, however, the question is rather if there are any standard frameworks to break this logic down -- do I just implement many "case" style statements and execute a function for each case?
python parsing text
asked Mar 6 at 21:51
HightowerHightower
55121843
pypi.org/project/plantuml Have you seen this?
– jmiguel
Mar 6 at 22:14
Thank you!. I did not look at that. I think it will help to move from UML form back to PlantUML syntax, however, i dont think it will help for the reverse.
– Hightower
Mar 6 at 22:40
add a comment |
I would like to write a program to read a psudoocode style text file that reads structured commands in a text file and "understands" the logic written in the file. Specifically, I would like to convert PlantUML syntax, into a UML style definition for certain files (specifically a sequence diagram)
the typical file would look like this:
@startuml
Alice -> Bob: Authentication Request
Bob --> Alice: Authentication Response
Alice -> Bob: Another authentication Request
Alice <-- Bob: Another authentication Response
@enduml
As per the PlantUML spec, there are many conditions for this file (syntax and language wise) -- but I plan to read this file, and interface through the Standard API of a specific UML tool, to draw the diagram in that particular tool.
I am stuck as to HOW i would apply logic to understand the logic, given instructions could be on multi-line, and some commands could have html injected into the word, as an example, Alice -[#0000FF]->Bob : ok
I have tried some initial attempts, and am happy to post my attempt, however, the question is rather if there are any standard frameworks to break this logic down -- do I just implement many "case" style statements and execute a function for each case?
python parsing text
asked Mar 6 at 21:51
HightowerHightower
55121843
I would like to write a program to read a psudoocode style text file that reads structured commands in a text file and "understands" the logic written in the file. Specifically, I would like to convert PlantUML syntax, into a UML style definition for certain files (specifically a sequence diagram)
the typical file would look like this:
@startuml
Alice -> Bob: Authentication Request
Bob --> Alice: Authentication Response
Alice -> Bob: Another authentication Request
Alice <-- Bob: Another authentication Response
@enduml
As per the PlantUML spec, there are many conditions for this file (syntax and language wise) -- but I plan to read this file, and interface through the Standard API of a specific UML tool, to draw the diagram in that particular tool.
I am stuck as to HOW i would apply logic to understand the logic, given instructions could be on multi-line, and some commands could have html injected into the word, as an example, Alice -[#0000FF]->Bob : ok
I have tried some initial attempts, and am happy to post my attempt, however, the question is rather if there are any standard frameworks to break this logic down -- do I just implement many "case" style statements and execute a function for each case?
python parsing text
python parsing text
asked Mar 6 at 21:51
HightowerHightower
55121843
asked Mar 6 at 21:51
HightowerHightower
55121843
asked Mar 6 at 21:51
HightowerHightower
55121843
asked Mar 6 at 21:51
HightowerHightower
55121843
asked Mar 6 at 21:51
HightowerHightower
55121843
55121843
pypi.org/project/plantuml Have you seen this?
– jmiguel
Mar 6 at 22:14
Thank you!. I did not look at that. I think it will help to move from UML form back to PlantUML syntax, however, i dont think it will help for the reverse.
– Hightower
Mar 6 at 22:40
add a comment |
pypi.org/project/plantuml Have you seen this?
– jmiguel
Mar 6 at 22:14
Thank you!. I did not look at that. I think it will help to move from UML form back to PlantUML syntax, however, i dont think it will help for the reverse.
– Hightower
Mar 6 at 22:40
pypi.org/project/plantuml Have you seen this?
– jmiguel
Mar 6 at 22:14
pypi.org/project/plantuml Have you seen this?
– jmiguel
Mar 6 at 22:14
Thank you!. I did not look at that. I think it will help to move from UML form back to PlantUML syntax, however, i dont think it will help for the reverse.
– Hightower
Mar 6 at 22:40
Thank you!. I did not look at that. I think it will help to move from UML form back to PlantUML syntax, however, i dont think it will help for the reverse.
– Hightower
Mar 6 at 22:40
add a comment |
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pypi.org/project/plantuml Have you seen this?
– jmiguel
Mar 6 at 22:14
Thank you!. I did not look at that. I think it will help to move from UML form back to PlantUML syntax, however, i dont think it will help for the reverse.
– Hightower
Mar 6 at 22:40