from functools import partial
def x_in_y(word, inner):
return inner in word
workbook = xlsxwriter.Workbook('result.xlsx')
worksheet = workbook.add_worksheet()
sentence=['yns, we have to clase windows explorer, and yns, we do not need to clase the case.']
words = [('yns','yes'),('clase','close')]
row = 0
red = workbook.add_format({'font_color': 'red'})
black = workbook.add_format({'font_color': 'black'})
for wrong, correct in words:
filtered_names = filter(partial(x_in_y, inner=wrong), sentence)
next_elem = next(filtered_names, None)
if next_elem:
while next_elem:
if len(next_elem) == len(wrong):
worksheet.write(row, 0, next_elem, red)
else:
slices = []
startIndex = 0
index = next_elem.find(wrong)
print(index)
while index != -1:
if next_elem[startIndex: index]:
slices.append(black)
slices.append(next_elem[startIndex: index])
slices.append(red)
slices.append(next_elem[index: index + len(wrong)])
startIndex = index + len(wrong)
index = next_elem.find(wrong, startIndex)
if next_elem[startIndex:]:
slices.append(black)
slices.append(next_elem[startIndex:])
worksheet.write_rich_string(row, 0, *slices)
row += 1
next_elem = next(filtered_names, None)
workbook.close()
Question: I'm writting a code that can create one excel file with typos indicated in red. For now, i could only identify one kind of typo for each sentences.
I guess the problem is that when I use "index = next_elem.find", I failed to find all index for wrong. What i expect is to find all typos in one sentence.
I don't want the same sentence need to be spitted into two results.
Current result:
I hope this:
