"Python" simple. cpp file creation is the init script--acmer private

Just in touch with Python today, in the spirit of practical use, wrote a script that automatically generates a. cpp file and initializes the header file as required.

Make sure that you have Python installed in your Linux and copy the following code into a file [FileMaker], right (chmod +x FileMaker)

Function:

1. FileMaker [file name], which is the generated file name. cpp

2. filemaker-e [A-z] generates all letters from A to the letters you enter. CPP

3, Filemaker-n [1-26] is generated from a beginning of the number of files you entered, uppercase increments

You can set the environment variable in the directory where the script is located, and you can use it directly later.

Vim ~/.profile

At the end add

Export path= "directory: $PATH"

Save exit

Source. Profile

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The code is as follows:

Note: The sixth line of Headfile is the directory where you want to initialize the header file

1 #!/usr/bin/python2 3 ImportSYS4 5Content = []6Headfile ="/home/kevince/documents/acm/head/acmhead.h" #The directory of the headfile7 8 #load file Head.h and save it with a list9 defloadcontent (filename):Tenf =open (filename) OneLines =F.readlines () A      forLineinchlines: - Content.append (line) -  the #Main function - defMain (): -Loadcontent (Headfile)#loadcontent -Arglen =Len (SYS.ARGV) +Flag = 1 -     ifArglen = = 2:#judge the lenth of Arg +f = open (Sys.argv[1] +'. cpp',"W") A          forIndex, ValinchEnumerate (content): at F.write (val) - f.close () - sys.exit () -     elifArglen = = 3: -         ifSYS.ARGV[1] = ='- N': -e = Int (sys.argv[2]) inE = e + ord ('A') -             ifE > Ord ('Z')orE < Ord ('A'): to                 Print "1-26 please!\n" + sys.exit () -         elifSYS.ARGV[1] = ='- e': theE = Ord (sys.argv[2]) *               ifE > Ord ('Z')orE < Ord ('A'): $                 Print "A- z please!\n"Panax Notoginseng sys.exit () -E = e + 1 the         Else: +Flag =0; A     Else: theFlag =0; +     ifFlag = =0: -         Print "\ n" $         Print "Iiacm-filemaker [fliename]\n" $         Print "or\n" -         Print "iiacm-filemaker-n |-e\n" -         Print "-N Number of files\n" the         Print "- e endplace of files\n" - sys.exit ()Wuyis = Ord ('A') the      forTinchRange (S, e): -f = open (Chr (t) +'. cpp',"W") Wu          forIndex, ValinchEnumerate (content): - F.write (val) About F.close $  -  - if __name__=='__main__': -Main ()

"Python" simple. cpp file creation is the init script--acmer private