#! Perl -w
## ##
#shortcuts.pl -shortcut maintaining engine#
## ##
use strict;
use Text::xSV;
my $shortcut_file = 'scuts'; #Define file that contains shortcuts
my $output_file = 'sfile'; #Define file for output
########END OF USER INPUT########
my($sf,$of)=($shortcut_file,$output_file);
sub set_shortcut {
my $is_taken=0;
print "Which shortcut character would you like (1 letter!)? (will
+appear in brackets) ";
chomp(my $char=<STDIN>);
print "What text do you want it to print?\n";
chomp(my $text=<STDIN>);
my $csv = new Text::xSV;
$csv->open_file("$sf");
$csv->bind_header();
while ($csv->get_row()) {
my ($shortcut) = $csv->extract(qw(shortcut));
if ($char eq $shortcut) {
warn "Shortcut character already used!";
$is_taken=1;
last;
}
}
unless ($is_taken) {
open(SF, ">>$sf");
print SF "$char,$text\n";
close(SF);
}
}
sub get_shortcuts {
print"\n";
my $csv = new Text::xSV;
$csv->open_file("$sf");
$csv->bind_header();
while ($csv->get_row()) {
my ($shortcut, $output) = $csv->extract(qw(shortcut output));
print "\{$shortcut\} produces $output\n";
}
}
sub new_doc {
print "Type your note/doc (type {e} on a new line to end):\n";
open(OF, ">>$of");
while (my $line = <STDIN>) {
last if $line =~ /\{e\}/;
my %shortcuts;
my $csv = new Text::xSV;
$csv->open_file("$sf");
$csv->bind_header();
while ($csv->get_row()) {
my ($shortcut, $output) = $csv->extract(qw(shortcut output
+));
$shortcuts{$shortcut} = $output;
}
$line =~ s/\{(\w)\}+/$shortcuts{$1}/g;
print OF $line;
}
close(OF);
}
sub get_doc {
open(OF, "<$of");
while (<OF>) {
print;
}
close(OF);
}
unless (-s $sf) {
open(SF, ">>$sf");
print SF "shortcut,output\n";
close(SF);
}
print "Welcome to S.S.E. \{Steven's Shortcut Engine\}\n";
print "\t{s} to set a shortcut\n\t{o} to view the output file's conten
+ts\n\t{n} to start typing to the output file\n\t{g} to view the short
+cuts you've already made\n";
while(1) {
print "\%> ";
chomp(my $choice=<STDIN>);
if ($choice =~ /\{s\}/) {
set_shortcut();
} elsif ($choice =~ /\{n\}/) {
new_doc();
} elsif ($choice =~ /\{g\}/) {
get_shortcuts();
} elsif ($choice =~ /\{o\}/) {
get_doc();
}
}
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