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If user types in “pika” it makes the background Pikachu. If the user types “dra” then it suggest all the Pokemon who’s names start with “drag”.
108 lines
2.8 KiB
Python
108 lines
2.8 KiB
Python
# Module for printing various information.
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import extractor
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# Print the instructions of usage.
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def print_usage():
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print(
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'''
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Usage:
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python3.5 main.py [Pokemon name]
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python3.5 main.py [Pokemon index]
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python3.5 main.py [region]
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python3.5 main.py [one letter]
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Parameter Explanations:
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[Pokemon name] - Changes the terminal background to the specified Pokemon.
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[Pokemon index] - Changes the terminal background to a Pokemon by its index.
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[region] - Print all the Pokemon of the specified region.
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[one letter] - Print all Pokemon who's names begin with a particular letter.
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Examples:
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[Pokemon name] - python3.5 main.py pikachu
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[Pokemon index] - python3.5 main.py 25
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[region] - python3.5 main.py johto
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[one letter] - python3.5 main.py k
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''')
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# Print all the items in a list. Used for printing each Pokemon from a particular region.
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def print_list(list_of_items):
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for item in list_of_items:
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print(item)
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# Add zeros to the front so that it begins 3 digits.
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# Example: "2 Ivysaur" -> "002 Ivysaur"
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def add_zeroes(pokemon):
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zeroes = ""
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if int(pokemon.split(' ')[0]) < 10:
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zeroes = "00"
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elif int(pokemon.split(' ')[0]) < 100:
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zeroes = "0"
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return zeroes + pokemon
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# Print a list as multiple columns instead of just one.
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def print_columns(items, i, j):
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rows = []
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items_per_column = int((j - i) / 3) + 1
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for index in range(i, j):
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name = items[index][:-1]
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# For formatting: this helps line up columns correctly where a short name would otherwise ruin it.
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if len(name) < 10:
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name += " "
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if len(rows) < items_per_column:
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rows.append(add_zeroes(name))
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else:
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rows[(index - i) % items_per_column] += "\t\t" + add_zeroes(name)
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print_list(rows)
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# Helper method for printing all the Pokemon in a particular region.
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def print_region(i, j):
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print_columns(extractor.load_names(), i, j)
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# Print each Kanto region Pokemon and its corresponding number.
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def print_kanto():
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print_region(0, 151)
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# Print each Johto region Pokemon and its corresponding number.
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def print_johto():
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print_region(151, 251)
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# Print each Hoenn region Pokemon and its corresponding number.
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def print_hoenn():
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print_region(251, 386)
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# Print each Sinnoh region Pokemon and its corresponding number.
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def print_sinnoh():
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print_region(386, 493)
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# Print all the Pokemon for all the regions supported.
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def print_all():
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print_region(0, 493)
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# Print all the Pokemon who's names begin with a particular letter.
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def print_pokemon_starting_with(char):
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pokemon = extractor.pokemon_starting_with(char)
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print_columns(pokemon, 0, len(pokemon))
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# Print all the supported regions.
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def print_regions():
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print("Kanto")
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print("Johto")
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print("Hoenn")
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print("Sinnoh")
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