71 lines
2.1 KiB
Python
Executable file
71 lines
2.1 KiB
Python
Executable file
#!/usr/bin/env python
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import random
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import re
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def squish(text):
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"Remove series of spaces from the text."
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return re.sub('[ \n\t]+', ' ', text).strip()
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def routput(text, *substitutions):
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"""
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Return string with internal word choices replaced randomly.
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For instance, the string:
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'This feels <<^ very ^ quite>> <<nice^cozy^comfortable>>.'
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Could return any of the following strings:
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'This feels quite nice.'
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'This feels cozy.'
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'This feels very comfortable.'
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"""
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if text:
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acc = []
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for s in text.split("<<"):
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selections, *rest = s.split(">>")
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choice = random.choice(re.split(r"\s*\^\s*", selections))
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acc = acc + [choice] + rest
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proposal = squish(''.join(acc).format(*substitutions))
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# If a choice is at the end of a sentence, and we could have
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# "no choice", as in:
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# "He searches <<thoroughly ^ quickly ^>>."
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# We don't want a version that looks like:
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# "He searches # ."
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# with a space before the punctuation:
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return re.sub(r"\s+([!?.,])", "\\1", proposal)
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def choices(text, *substitutions):
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"""
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Returns a section of 'text' based on separating semicolons.
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Note that text can already be separated as a list or tuple.
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"""
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if isinstance(text, str):
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selections = re.split(r"\s*;;\s*", text)
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elif isinstance(text, (tuple, list)):
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selections = text
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if selections:
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return routput(random.choice(selections), *substitutions)
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def split_party_msg(viewer, msg):
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# First a message for the view:
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viewer.msg(
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re.sub("<You>", "You", re.sub("<you>", "you", msg))
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)
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# Then the message for the rest of the area:
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viewer.location.msg_contents(re.sub("<[Yy]ou>",
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viewer.name.title(), msg),
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exclude=viewer)
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# def searsonal(text, **kwargs):
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# season = kwargs['season'] or kwargs['location'].get_season()
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# time_of_day = kwargs['time_of_day'] or kwargs['location'].get_time_of_day()
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