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<protect># -*- coding: utf-8 -*-</protect>
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"""
parse_submission takes text like this:
--------------
cdson:::
_language_
eng
_type_
test
_title_
Blathering on About More Scientific Crap
_author_
Owen, R
_num_
69
_date_
01/01/2004
_keywords_
science forgery vitriol
_abstract_
This is possibly the best document to come out of space in a long
time. Aliens have really improved their scientific writing abilites.
Brillig things about this document:
One: I wrote it.
Two: It smells of cheese.
Three: Fnah!
_note_
Not musical, but informative.
_refnums_
AA11x-madeup_ref
_files_
info.pdf
foo.txt
cdsoff:::
Dear Sir,
Here is the rest of the email.
Sincerely,
Jonathon Bloggs.
--
Tel: 555 111 234567
IT-UDS CERN
--------------
This is turned into a 2-tuple. The first entry in the tuple is a
Python dictionary containing the submission info. The second entry is
the trailing text that follows the submission (the submission MUST be
at the top of the text).
({'abstract': 'This is possibly the best document to come out of space in a long\ntime. Aliens have really improved their scientific writing abilites.\n\nBrillig things about this document:\nOne: I wrote it.\nTwo: It smells of cheese.\nThree: Fnah!',
'author': 'Owen, R',
'date': '01/01/2004',
'files': 'info.pdf\nfoo.txt',
'keywords': 'science forgery vitriol',
'language': 'eng',
'note': 'Not musical, but informative.',
'num': '69',
'refnums': 'AA11x-madeup_ref',
'title': 'Blathering on About More Scientific Crap',
'type': 'test'},
'\nDear Sir,\n\nHere is the rest of the email.\n\nSincerely, \nJonathon Bloggs.\n\n--\nTel: 555 111 234567\nIT-UDS CERN')
It is fairly robust when treating misformatted submissions, so should
hopefully protect against misformatting due to evil smtp servers /
conversion from HTML email producing clients, etc. For example, we can
process the following OK:
----------------
cdson:::
_language_
eng
_type_
test
_title_
Blathering on About More Scientific Crap
__author__
Owen, R
_num_
69
_date_
01/01/2004
_keywords_
science forgery vitriol
cdsoff:::
---------------------
"""
import re
tokens = (
'CDSON',
'CDSOFF',
'KEY',
'VALUE',
)
# Tokens
def t_CDSON(t):
r'\s*cdson:::\n+'
return t
def t_KEY(t):
r'(?<=\n)[\ \t]*_+\w+?_+\s*\n+'
t.value = re.search(r'_+(\w+?)_+', t.value).group(1)
t.value = t.value.lower()
return t
def t_VALUE(t):
r'.+?\S+.*?(?=([\ \t]*_+\w+?_+\s*\n|\n\s*cdsoff:::))'
t.value = t.value.strip()
return t
def t_CDSOFF(t):
r'(?s)\n\s*cdsoff:::(\n.*)?'
match = re.search(r'(?s)\n\s*cdsoff:::(\n.*)?', t.value)
global trailing_text
if match.group(1) is not None:
# [1:] kills the extra newline we matched:
trailing_text = match.group(1)[1:]
else:
trailing_text = ''
return t
def t_error(t):
print "Illegal character '%s'" % t.value[0]
raise ValueError('bad parsing')
# Build the lexer
import lex
lex.lex(optimize=1)
# Parsing rules
# Dictionary:
data = {}
def p_submission(p):
"""submission : CDSON assignmentList CDSOFF"""
def p_assignmentList(p):
"""assignmentList : assignment
| assignment assignmentList"""
def p_assignment(p):
"""assignment : KEY VALUE"""
data[p[1]] = p[2]
def p_error(p):
print "Syntax error at '%s'" % p.value
raise ValueError('syntax error')
import yacc
yacc.yacc()
def parse_submission(string):
global data
global trailing_text
try:
try:
yacc.parse(string)
return (data, trailing_text)
except:
raise SubmissionParserError()
finally:
data = {}
trailing_text = ''
class SubmissionParserError(Exception):
pass
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