Hello friends,
here are some examples of character swapping.
cambio_chars.aia (14.4 KB)
In this study we will find enfants terribles, these are characters that do not want to be with their companions in string or in dictionaries.forms of quotation marks :
1.- In the first example we will swap these characters:
we will use
pairs list created from a string:
a,z\nb,y\nc,x\nd,w\ne,v\nf,u\ng,t\nh,s\ni,r\nj,q\nk,p\nl,o\nm,n\nn,m\no,l\np,k\nq,j\nr,i\ns,h\nt,g\nu,f\nv,e\nw,d\nx,c\ny,b\nz,a\n
Here we find an enfant terrible: the space , we cannot insert the space in the string to work with the list, so we will insert the space in the list of pairs using the block: add items to list
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2.- JSON TO CSV
In a post I found this text "json" that a user wanted to pass it csv, it is a badly formatted json
{“1”: {“city”: “” city1 \ “”, “name”: “” name1 \ “”}, “2”: {“city”: “” city2 \ “”, "name “:” \ "name2 " “}, ” 3 “: {” city “:” \ "City3 " “,” name “:” \ "name3 " “}, ” 4 “: {” city ": “” city4 \ “”, “name”: “” name4 \ “”}, “5”: {“city”: “” City5 \ “”, “name”: “” name5 \ “”}, “6”: {“city”: “” City6 \ “”, “name”: “” name6 \ “”}, “7”: {“city”: “” City7 \ “”, "name “:” \ "name7 " “},” 8 “: {” city “:” \ "City8 " “,” name “:” \ “name8” “},” 9 “: {” city ": “” City9 \ “”, “name”: “” name9 \ “”}, “10”: {“city”: “” city10 \ “”, “name”: “” name10 \ “”}}
We will change the characters using the block:
replace all text
we note that it admits all enfants terribles.
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3.- Now with Dictionary
We create a list of pairs , but we observe that several characters (quotation mark, space, \n) do not want to enter the string to work with the list, so we will introduce them in the list of pairs by using the block add items to list .
(we could also have entered the characters " space \ n directly in the dictionary)
"{",""\n"\",""\n"“",""\n"”",""\n":",","\n
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4.- With Web1.JsonTextDecode and Dictionary.
In the JsonTextDecode string we cannot use the \ ", so we replace it with the replace all text block (or with value for key in dictionary).
jsonText=[["{", ""], [":", ","], ["},","\n"], ["“", ""], ["”", ""], [" ", ""],["}}", ""]]
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5.- Transliteration.
Transliteration is exchange the characters from one language to another, for example from Greek to Latin.
Romanization of Greek is the transliteration (letter-mapping) or transcription (sound-mapping) of text from the Greek alphabet into the Latin alphabet.
The conventions for writing and romanizing Ancient Greek and Modern Greek differ markedly. The sound of the English letter B (/b/) was written as β in ancient Greek but is now written as the digraph μπ, while the modern β sounds like the English letter V (/v/) instead. The Greek name Ἰωάννης became Johannes in Latin and then John in English, bu...
Here is another example to convert json to list.
[ {"id":"20","fields":{"ID":"342","Nombre":"Juan","Edad":46,"Nivel":5,"Ciudad":"Puerto de Santamaría","Profesión":"Electricista"},"Hora":"2020-04-27T18:32:46.000Z"},
{"id":"21","fields":{"ID":"223","Nombre":"Antonio","Edad":23,"Nivel":4,"Ciudad":"Conil","Profesión":"Fontanero"},"Hora":"2020-05-27T15:32:33.000Z"},
{"id":"22","fields":{"ID":"893","Nombre":"José","Edad":38,"Nivel":5,"Ciudad":"Cádiz","Profesión":"Soldador"},"Hora":"2020-06-27T22:32:22.000Z"},
{"id":"23","fields":{"ID":"765","Nombre":"Pedro","Edad":51,"Nivel":3,"Ciudad":"San Fernando","Profesión":"Mecánico"},"Hora":"2020-07-27T11:30:52.000Z"},
{"id":"24","fields":{"ID":"650","Nombre":"Luis","Edad":19,"Nivel":2,"Ciudad":"Medina Sidonia","Profesión":"Conductor"},"Hora":"2020-08-27T09:22:49.000Z"}]
p8n2d_diccionario.aia (5.4 KB)
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