inserting bracketings into a string
Steven Bethard
steven.bethard at gmail.com
Wed Nov 17 12:40:03 EST 2004
Eddie Corns wrote:
> def insert_bracketings (txt, spans):
> text = list(txt)
> for tg,start,end in spans:
> text[start] = '[%s %s'%(tg,text[start])
> text[end-1] = '%s]'%text[end-1]
> return ''.join(text)
>
> print insert_bracketings('abcde fgh ijklmnop qrstu vw xyz',[('A', 0, 9), ('B', 6, 9), ('C', 25, 31)])
>
> Might not give what you expect if two spans start at the same place but you
> haven't defined that.
If two spans start in the same place, I need them both to appear, but
the order is not important, so I believe your code here should work
fine. Very nice, thank you!
Steve
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