How to use pass_str method in avocado

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1#!/​usr/​bin/​python32#-*- coding=utf-8 -*-3from mailmerge import MailMerge4from csv import DictReader5def csv_read(path, d):6 '''7 '''8 9 return DictReader(open(path, 'r'), delimiter=d)10def passport_prepare(pass_str, string_limit):11 '''12 '''13 strlim = int(string_limit)14 passport = ['','','']15 current_id = 016 # TODO: Fix that -17 if len(pass_str) > strlim:18 temp1 = pass_str[:strlim]19 l_pass = temp1.rfind(u' ')20 passport[0] = pass_str[:l_pass]21 pass_str = pass_str[l_pass:]22 if len(pass_str) > strlim:23 temp2 = pass_str[:strlim]24 l_pass = temp2.rfind(u' ')25 passport[1] = pass_str[:l_pass]26 pass_str = pass_str[l_pass:]27 if len(pass_str) > 0:28 passport[2] = pass_str29 else:30 passport[1] = pass_str31 else:32 passport[0] = pass_str33 34 return passport35def fill_form(user, template, string_limit, out_path):36 '''37 '''38 passport = passport_prepare(user['pass_seria']+' '+user['pass_number']+', выдан '+user['pass_wh_date']+' '+user['pass_wh'], string_limit)39 with MailMerge(template) as document:40 document.merge(41 FullName=user['secondname']+' '+user['firstname']+' '+user['thirdname'],42 SurName=user['secondname'],43 GivenName=user['firstname']+' '+user['thirdname'] if user['thirdname'] != '' else user['firstname'],44 Title=user['title'],45 OrgUnit=user['orgunit'],46 Email=user['email'],47 SNILS=user['snils'],48 ShortName=user['secondname']+' '+user['firstname'][0]+'.'+user['thirdname'][0]+'.' if user['thirdname'] != '' else user['secondname']+' '+user['firstname'][0]+'.',49 Passport_1=passport[0],50 Passport_2=passport[1],51 Passport_3=passport[2]52 )53 document.write(out_path+user['email'][:user['email'].find('@')]+".docx")54 55def clicker(users, template, string_limit, out_path):56 '''57 '''58 59 for user in users:60 fill_form(user, template, string_limit, out_path)61 print(user['email'][:user['email'].find('@')]+' done.')62def launcher():63 64 #####65 # Settings66 #####67 # Site168 input_file_s1 = './​src/​in_s1.csv'69 template_s1 = './​templates/​form_s1.docx'70 out_path_s1 = './​output/​s1/​'71 # Site272 input_file_s2 = './​src/​in_s2.csv'73 template_s2_op1 = './​templates/​form_s2_op1.docx'74 template_s2_op2 = './​templates/​form_s2_op2.docx'75 out_path_s2 = './​output/​s2_op1/​'76 out_path_s2 = './​output/​s2_op2/​'77 # Site378 input_file_s3 = './​src/​in_s3.csv'79 template_s3 = './​templates/​form_s3.docx'80 out_path_s3 = './​output/​s3/​'81 # CSV delimiter82 dlm = ';'83 # Passport string symbol limit on a row84 string_limit = 9885 #####86 # Run87 ####88 89 clicker(csv_read(input_file_s2, dlm), template_s2_op1, string_limit, out_path_s2_op1)90 clicker(csv_read(input_file_s2, dlm), template_s2_op2, string_limit, out_path_s2_op2)91 clicker(csv_read(input_file_s1, dlm), template_s1, string_limit, out_path_s1)92 clicker(csv_read(input_file_s3, dlm), template_s3, string_limit, out_path_s3)93if __name__ == '__main__':...

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d2.py

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1with open('data/​d2.data') as dataStream:2 rawData = dataStream.read().splitlines()3class Record:4 def __init__(self, word_min, word_max, pass_char, pass_str):5 self.word_min = int(word_min)6 self.word_max = int(word_max)7 self.pass_char = pass_char8 self.pass_str = pass_str9 def __repr__(self):10 return "min {} max {} char {} string {} \n".format(self.word_min, self.word_max, self.pass_char, self.pass_str )11def process_data(data):12 records = []13 for d in data:14 records.append(Record(d[0:d.find('-')], 15 d[d.find('-')+1:d.find(' ')], 16 d[d.find(' ')+1:d.find(':')],17 d[d.find(':')+2:len(d)]))18 return records19def num_valid_partone(tuples):20 print("num tuples:{}".format(len(tuples)) )21 errors = 022 for r in tuples:23 occurences = r.pass_str.count(r.pass_char)24 if occurences < r.word_min:25 errors += 126 elif occurences > r.word_max:27 errors += 128 print("num errors detected:{}".format(errors))29 print("num correct: {}".format(len(tuples) - errors))30def num_invalid(tuples):31 errors=032 for rec in tuples:33 if rec.pass_str[rec.word_min - 1] == rec.pass_char:34 if rec.pass_str[rec.word_max - 1] == rec.pass_char:35 errors += 136 if rec.pass_str[rec.word_min - 1] != rec.pass_char:37 if rec.pass_str[rec.word_max - 1] != rec.pass_char:38 errors += 139 return errors40d = process_data(rawData)...

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day4a.py

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1import re2pass_str = ''3pass_strings = []4valid_count = 05with open("day4.txt") as f:6 for line in f:7 if line.strip() != "":8 if pass_str == '':9 pass_str += line.strip()10 else:11 pass_str += " "12 pass_str += line.strip()13 else:14 pass_strings.append(pass_str)15 pass_str = ''16# I now have a List of passport strings with space-separated values17# print(len(pass_strings))18# patterns = ['byr:[0-9]{4,}', 'iyr:[0-9]{4,}', 'eyr:[0-9]{4,}', 'hgt:[0-9]+[a-z]+', 'hcl:#[0-9a-zA-Z]{6,}', 'ecl:[a-zA-Z]+', 'pid:[0-9]+']19patterns = ['byr:[0-9a-zA-Z#]+', 'iyr:[0-9a-zA-Z#]+', 'eyr:[0-9a-zA-Z#]+', 'hgt:[0-9a-zA-Z#]+', 'hcl:[0-9a-zA-Z#]+', 'ecl:[0-9a-zA-Z#]+', 'pid:[[0-9a-zA-Z#]+']20valid = True21for string in pass_strings:22 for pattern in patterns:23 if not re.search(pattern, string):24 valid = False 25 if valid == True:26 valid_count += 127 else:28 valid = True...

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