]]>
]]>
# ReversFile.py [infile] [outfile] # # A stupid way to reverse a chinese text file. just for fun. # If you wanna get the same result, maybe you should only slipt # input text file to character list and '.reverse' it, # more simpler and clearer than this.
#Note:: This code have some problem about chinese quotation marks, # cause it's has differnet between left and right. # So when it been reversed, the result may "unreadable":) Easy fixed but I ignored. # Also about 'Enter' key, ignored too. # # writen by Mai 01/17/2008 # # -*- coding: cp936 -*- import sys class revFileFont: readLines=[] inFile="" outFileName="" outList=[] def __init__(self,fileName,outFile): self.inFile = open(fileName,"r") self.outFileName = open(outFile,"w") def __readToList(self): self.inFile.seek(0) self.inFile for line in self.inFile: self.readLines.append(line.decode("gbk")) rangeList = len(self.readLines) self.readLines.reverse() for i in range(rangeList): rString = self.readLines[i] xi=len(rString) for xii in range(xi): if rString[xi-xii-1]!=u'\n': self.outList.append(rString[xi-xii-1]) self.outList.append(u'\n') def DoIt(self): """Reverse file and write it out.""" self.__readToList() for i in self.outList: self.outFileName.write(i.encode("gbk")) self.inFile.close() self.outFileName.close() if __name__ == "__main__": argc = len(sys.argv) if argc <> 3: print 'Useage:',sys.argv[0],' [inFile]',' [outFile]' sys.exit(1) test = revFileFont(sys.argv[1],sys.argv[2]) test.DoIt() #print test.outList
]]>
Are the zoudry blog post system worked ok?
For testing purpose only.
Mm.....Great!
How about upload a picture?
damn it! can't works...
Where can I found a useful web host to post my picture so it can linked here? Any suggestion?
Using win live writer...
seemed works fine.
BUT,how to delete it from the blog?
Ok, got it!
]]>