Best Python code snippet using fMBT_python
grsio.py
Source: grsio.py
2import getopt3import re4g_reDep = re.compile('\((\S+) (\S+) (\S+)(?: (\S+))?\)') # (ncmod _ managed_32 But_0)5g_reTok = re.compile('(\S+)\_(\d+)')6def addRel(rel, match, headidx, modidx):7 tok_match = g_reTok.match(match.group(headidx))8 head = tok_match.group(2)9 tok_match = g_reTok.match(match.group(modidx))10 mod = tok_match.group(2)11 return [rel, int(head), int(mod)]12def getRel(match):13 rel = match.group(1)14 if rel == 'conj':15 yield addRel(rel, match, 3, 2)16 return17 elif rel == 'aux':18 yield addRel(rel, match, 2, 3)19 return20 elif rel == 'det':21 yield addRel(rel, match, 2, 3)22 return23 elif rel == 'ncmod':24 rel_subtype = match.group(2)25 if rel_subtype == '_':26 pass27 else:28 rel = rel + '_' + rel_subtype29 yield addRel(rel, match, 3, 4)30 return31 elif rel == 'xmod':32 rel_subtype = match.group(2)33 if rel_subtype == '_':34 pass35 else:36 rel = rel + '_' + rel_subtype37 yield addRel(rel, match, 3, 4)38 return39 elif rel == 'cmod':40 rel_subtype = match.group(2)41 if rel_subtype == '_':42 pass43 else:44 yield addRel(rel+'_subtype', match, 3, 2)45 yield addRel(rel, match, 3, 4)46 return47 if rel == 'pmod':48 yield addRel(rel, match, 2, 3)49 return50 elif rel == 'ncsubj':51 rel_subtype = match.group(4)52 if rel_subtype == '_':53 pass54 else:55 rel = rel + '_' + rel_subtype56 yield addRel(rel, match, 2, 3)57 return58 elif rel == 'xsubj':59 rel_subtype = match.group(4)60 if rel_subtype == '_':61 pass62 else:63 rel = rel + '_' + rel_subtype64 yield addRel(rel, match, 2, 3)65 return66 elif rel == 'csubj':67 rel_subtype = match.group(4)68 assert not rel_subtype == '_'69 rel = rel + '_' + rel_subtype70 yield addRel(rel, match, 2, 3)71 return72 elif rel == 'dobj':73 yield addRel(rel, match, 2, 3)74 return75 elif rel == 'obj2':76 yield addRel(rel, match, 2, 3)77 return78 elif rel == 'iobj':79 yield addRel(rel, match, 2, 3)80 return81 elif rel == 'pcomp':82 yield addRel(rel, match, 2, 3)83 return84 elif rel == 'xcomp':85 rel_subtype = match.group(2)86 if rel_subtype == '_':87 pass88 else:89 yield addRel(rel+'_subtype', match, 3, 2)90 yield addRel(rel, match, 3, 4)91 return92 elif rel == 'ccomp':93 rel_subtype = match.group(2)94 if rel_subtype == '_':95 pass96 else:97 yield addRel(rel+'_subtype', match, 3, 2)98 yield addRel(rel, match, 3, 4)99 return100 elif rel == 'ta':101 rel_subtype = match.group(2)102 assert not rel_subtype == '_'103 rel = rel + '_' + rel_subtype104 yield addRel(rel, match, 3, 4)105 return106 else:107 print >>sys.stderr, "type %s unknown" % rel108 raise "exception"109def readSent(path):110 file = open(path)111 bStart = True112 words = []113 links = []114 for line in file:115 # skip the starting comments / empty line116 line = line[:-1]117 if bStart and ( not line or line.startswith('#') ):118 continue...
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