User:CX Zoom AWB/Task 2

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{{tl|PresFoot}} currently accepts parameters for the last row, as well as closes the table. This behaviour is undesirable. Hence, {{tl|PresFoot}} is to be converted to a pure table closer, and the last row being replaced by the standard {{tl|PresRow}} template.

1. If {{tl|PresFoot}} is present, change all existing cases of PresFoot(with parameters) to PresRow(with parameters). (2950 cases)
2. Add {{tl|PresFoot}} with no parameters to a new line after final {{tl|PresRow}}. (same articles)
3. While doing these changes it makes sense to bring these tables' usage into compliance with WP:CHRONO (earliest to latest).
4. Remove stray table close in articles that have a PresFoot followed by an unnecessary stray table closer.

• Special:Permalink/1293822995#How to pass an article into Python code in AWB (using external script in AWB; by Qwerfjkl)

import re

f = "\\file.txt"

with open(f, "r", encoding = 'cp850') as file:

text = file.read()

1. Change last row to {{PresRow}} and end with {{PresFoot}}

pf_match = re.finditer(r"\{\{PresFoot\|(.*?)\}\}", text)

for i in pf_match:

params = i.group(1)

s = i.start()

e = i.end()

textpf = text[:s] + "{{PresRow|" + params + "}}\n{{PresFoot}}" + text[e:]

1. Reorder {{PresRow}} chronologically

dic = {}

pr_match = re.finditer(r"\{\{PresRow\|(\d{4})\|(.*?)\}\}", textpf)

for i in pr_match:

dic[i.group(1)] = i.group(2)

s = i.start()

e = i.end()

break

for i in pr_match:

dic[i.group(1)] = i.group(2)

e = i.end()

dicl = sorted(dic.items(), key=lambda x: x[0])

textpr = textpf[:s]

for i in dicl:

textpr += "{{PresRow|" + i[0] + "|" + i[1] + "}}\n"

textpr += textpf[e+1:]

1. balancer

tprl = len(textpr)

textfin = ""

stack = []

i = 0

while i < tprl:

if textpr[i:i+2] == '

if stack:

if textpr[stack[-1]:stack[-1]+2] == '{|':

stack.pop()

textfin += textpr[i:i+2]

i += 2

else:

textfin += textpr[i]

i += 1

textfin = textfin + (("\n" + ",".join(map(str, stack))) if len(stack) > 0 else "")

1. Write the file

with open(f, "w", encoding = 'cp850') as file:

file.write(textfin)