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# overunder |
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Overunder is an interpreted programming language in Python that receives as rules basic weaving instructions 'over' and 'under' and apply a pattern onto text, simulating a plain weave. |
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To start, add your text of choice in a file called `input.txt`. |
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To run: |
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``` |
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$ overunder |
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``` |
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Commands: |
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- load - loads the input text |
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- show - shows which line you are currently working on |
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- over + int(x) - keeps the corresponding x characters intact |
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- under + int(x) - replaces the corresponding x characters with a symbol |
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- pattern - generates the pattern created so far |
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- save - saves the pattern in a text file |
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- enter/return - moves to the next line of text |
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- quit - quits the program |
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- `load` - loads the input text. Should be the first command you type inside the interpreter. |
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- `show` - shows which line you are currently working on |
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- `over + int(x)` - keeps the corresponding x characters intact |
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- `under + int(x)` - replaces the corresponding x characters with a symbol |
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- `pattern` - generates the pattern created so far |
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- `save` - saves the pattern in a text file |
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- `enter/return` - moves to the next line of text |
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- `quit` - quits the program |
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See more [here](https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/User:Alice/Special_Issue_V). |
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