#!/usr/bin/env python3

# $Id$

#

# Usage: ./telefon.py $HOME/Wissen/telefon.txt <pattern>

# This code comes from ChatGPT asking the question in

# https://github.com/ksulrich/knowledgeDB

import re

import sys

def read_know_file(file_path):

with open(file_path, 'r') as f:

contents = f.read()

blocks = re.split('-{3,}\n', contents)

return [block.strip() for block in blocks if block.strip()]

def search_block(query, block):

# Split the query into individual words/expressions

#search_terms = query.split()

search_terms = query

# Check if all search terms are found in the block

if all(re.search(term, block, re.IGNORECASE) for term in search_terms):

return block

def search_know_file(query, file_path):

print("query=", query, " file_path=", file_path)

blocks = read_know_file(file_path)

matching_blocks = [search_block(query, block) for block in blocks]

return [block for block in matching_blocks if block]

if __name__ == '__main__':

# we need at least the file and one pattern

print(sys.argv)

if len(sys.argv) <= 2:

print("""

Usage: telefon2.py <file> <pattern_1> <pattern_2> ... <pattern_n>

where <pattern_i> is a regular expression like "ul.*"

The patterns are ANDed, so you can search for that:

./telefon2.py telefon.txt klaus "ul.*"

and you are searching for klaus (case does not matter) AND

any word starting with ul

""")

sys.exit(1)

# The file is the first argument

# All the next arguments are the search patterns

query = sys.argv[2:]

matching_blocks = search_know_file(query, sys.argv[1])

for block in matching_blocks:

print('-' * 80)

print(block)

print('-' * 80)