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One set will take an ontology file, extract the labels for Google translation, and create RDF for those translated labels. The other set does the same for a properties file.
89 lines
2.8 KiB
Ruby
Executable file
89 lines
2.8 KiB
Ruby
Executable file
#!/usr/bin/ruby
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=begin
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Read a property file, sort the remainder alphabetically and write their values to
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a text file, one value per line.
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The idea is that this file could be translated and the result could be used to
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create a new property file with property_inserter.rb
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On the command line provide the path to the properties file. E.g.:
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property_stripper.rb '../../all.properties' output_file
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=end
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$: << File.dirname(File.expand_path(__FILE__))
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require "property_common"
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class PropertyStripper
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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private
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#
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# Parse the arguments and complain if they don't make sense.
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#
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def sanity_check_arguments(args)
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raise "usage is: property_stripper.rb <properties_file> <values_output_file> [ok]" unless (2..3).include?(args.length)
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if args[2].nil?
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ok = false
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elsif args[2].downcase == 'ok'
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ok = true
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else
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raise "third argument, if present, must be 'ok'"
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end
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properties_file = args[0]
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raise "File '#{properties_file}' does not exist." unless File.exist?(properties_file)
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values_output_file = args[1]
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raise "File '#{values_output_file}' already exists. specify 'ok' to overwrite it." if File.exist?(values_output_file) && !ok
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return properties_file, values_output_file
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end
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def read_properties_file(properties_file)
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PropertiesFile.new(properties_file).properties
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end
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def write_values(values_output_file, properties)
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File.open(values_output_file, 'w') do |f|
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properties.keys.sort.each do |key|
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f.puts properties[key].value
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end
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end
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end
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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public
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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def initialize(args)
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@properties_file, @values_output_file = sanity_check_arguments(args)
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end
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def process()
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@properties = read_properties_file(@properties_file)
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write_values(@values_output_file, @properties)
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puts "Wrote #{@properties.length} values to '#{@values_output_file}'"
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end
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end
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#
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#
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# Standalone calling.
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#
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# Do this if this program was called from the command line. That is, if the command
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# expands to the path of this file.
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#
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if File.expand_path($0) == File.expand_path(__FILE__)
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stripper = PropertyStripper.new(ARGV)
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stripper.process()
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end
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