How to use remove_case method in Kiwi

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Count.py

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1#Author: Leo Dueker - 87354263723#Overview of Program:4# Count.py is intended to take in a single text file or multiple text files from a user and output each alpha characters frequency in5# a CSV format. The Program also supports multiple flag options which modifies the output to the user's liking (such as distinguishing6# capital letters).The program is intended to work using command prompt for the user to provide the text files and selected flag option.789import sys10from collections import Counter11import string121314def add_frequencies(txt_file, dictionary = {}, remove_case = True):15 '''16 Add_Frequencies takes three parameters: txt_file, a dictionary, and remove_case as a boolean. The function counts the17 characters in the given text file(s) and outputs a dictionary with the characters as keys and frequencies as values.18 Also included is a clean_string function which removes all of then non-alpha letters from the string so we only get a dictionary19 with alpha characters and thier frequencies20 '''2122 # Setting variables23 old_dict = dictionary24 new_dict = {}25 open_file = open(txt_file, 'r').read()2627 #Removing non alpha letters from string28 clean_string = ''.join([i for i in open_file if i.isalpha()])2930 # Handling case logic31 clean_string = clean_string.lower() if remove_case else clean_string3233 # Grabbing unique list of strings to be used as dictionary keys34 dict_keys = list(set(clean_string))3536 # Cycling through all the keys in the dictionary and grabbing their frequency in the text file37 for i in dict_keys:3839 sub_count = clean_string.count(i)40 new_dict[i] = sub_count4142 final_dict = dict(Counter(new_dict) + Counter(old_dict))4344 return(final_dict)45464748def main(a_list):49 '''50 a_list: list of command line arguments51 '''52 arg_list = a_list5354 # Grabbing all txt files from argv55 file_list = []5657 for x in arg_list:58 if x.find('.txt') != -1:59 file_list.append(x)60 else:61 continue6263 # Checking to see if there are more than one optional argument and throwing error if this is the case64 if ('-c' in arg_list) + ('-l' in arg_list) + ('-z' in arg_list) >1:65 raise ValueError('Provided too many optional arguments')6667 # Handling Optional Flag case -c. Which uses the case sensitive add_frequencies method68 if '-c' in arg_list:6970 #Creat initial dictionary71 dictionary_loop = {}7273 #Cycling through the files74 for file in file_list:7576 #Using Counter Method to merge two dictionaries which adds the values of common keys.77 dictionary_loop = add_frequencies(file, dictionary = dictionary_loop, remove_case = False)7879 return(dictionary_loop)8081 elif '-z' in arg_list:828384 # Dictionary Holding alphas with 0 values85 alpha_dict = dict.fromkeys(list(string.ascii_lowercase), 0)8687 #Initalizing dictionary for file88 dictionary_loop = {}8990 #Cycling through the files91 for file in file_list:9293 dictionary_loop = add_frequencies(file, dictionary = dictionary_loop, remove_case = True) #Using Counter Method to merge two dictionaries which adds the values of common keys.9495 # Updating alphabet dictionary with our updated frequencies96 alpha_dict.update(dictionary_loop)9798 # Printing in CSV99 return(alpha_dict)100101102 elif '-l' in arg_list:103104 # Grabbing argument occuring after -l argument105 text_pos = arg_list.index('-l') + 1106 text_filter = list(arg_list[text_pos].lower())107108 #Initalizing dictionary for file109 dictionary_loop = {}110111 #Cycling through the files112 for file in file_list:113114 dictionary_loop = add_frequencies(file, dictionary = dictionary_loop, remove_case = True) #Using Counter Method to merge two dictionaries which adds the values of common keys.115116 # Filtering final dictionary to only include our letters117 filtered_dict = { key: dictionary_loop[key] for key in text_filter}118119 # Printing in CSV120 return(filtered_dict)121122 else:123124 #Initalizing dictionary for file125 dictionary_loop = {}126127 #Cycling through the files128 for file in file_list:129130 dictionary_loop = add_frequencies(file, dictionary = dictionary_loop, remove_case = True) #Using Counter Method to merge two dictionaries which adds the values of common keys.131132 # Printing in CSV133 return(dictionary_loop)134135136137138if __name__ == '__main__':139 arg_list = sys.argv140 main(arg_list)141142143144 ...

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dc.py

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1import sys2import os3# deleting lines which were commented out during the extraction process4remove_cases = {5 "functions": [False, '// return new EvalError', '//return new EvalError'],6 "controls": [False, '// return', '//return'],7 "operations": [True, '// return'],8}9base_folder = sys.argv[1]10remove_case = sys.argv[2]11def remove_comments(filename, sw_excludes, follow_lines):12 print("Removing comments from " + filename)13 try:14 with open(filename, 'r') as fr:15 # read all lines16 lines = fr.readlines()17 # delete commented lines18 with open(filename, 'w') as fw:19 flag = False20 for line in lines:21 # check if line starts with '// return new EvalError'22 # if line.strip().startswith('// return new EvalError') or line.strip().startswith('//return new EvalError'):23 if line.strip().startswith(tuple(sw_excludes)):24 print("DELETED: " + line)25 flag = True26 elif flag and follow_lines and line.strip().startswith("//"):27 print("DELETED FOLLOING: " + line)28 else:29 fw.write(line)30 flag = False31 except IOError:32 print('File not found')33 sys.exit(1)34 print("-----------------------Done-----------------------")35 36# check if base_folder is a directory37if base_folder.endswith('/') or base_folder.endswith('\\'):38 # recursively search for .java files in base_folder39 for root, dirs, files in os.walk(base_folder):40 for file in files:41 if file.endswith('.java'):42 if remove_case in remove_cases.keys():43 remove_comments(os.path.join(root, file), remove_cases[remove_case][1:], remove_cases[remove_case][0])44 else:...

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