grammar

[tendude]

hi...

i need help

i try create grammar batch...

batch can load text from file.txt

i use this code and its load fine
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@echo off
setlocal disableDelayedExpansion

echo ---
type file.txt
echo ---
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the question is...how can i manipulate the text?

text -------------------------
I washed the car yesterday.
The dog ate my homework.
John studies English and French.
Lucy enjoys listening to music.
-------------------------------

how to apart word one by one so i can set the work as
(pronoun)   (noun)    (verb)    (adverb)   (adjective)   (preposition)   (subject)   (object) 

exp-
(pronoun)    (verb)        (noun)    (adverb)
    I             washed   the car      yesterday

thank you...i bad in english...i hope i can easily understand and learn better went this grammar batch are complete.

ty

[Salmon Trout]

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[tendude]

if i enter text

for exp-

"I washed the car yesterday."

how can i set each word one by one?

" I " set to

1 (pronoun)
2 (noun)
3 (verb)   
4 (adverb)   
5 (adjective)   
6 (preposition)   
7 (subject)   
8 (object)

so i can chose by enter the number

[Lemonilla]

This is a very complicated problem. It would probably be too complex for batch.  You could always make a list of words and their parts of speech and then loop through the lists until you find your word, then assign it.  This would take a long time, and ultimately, due to the complexity of English, turn out wrong answers most of the time.  You may want to look into a different way to learn grammar.  I would recommend reading lots of books.

[tendude]

dont worry about that...

i want know how to get the word, one by one from the text.

"I washed the car yesterday."

I

washed

the

car

yesterday

i just know get letter by letter
for exp-
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@echo off
:loop
cls
set /p input=enter/paste document here  :
cls
REM Encode
set output=
set output2=
rem loop through the string
set j=0
set a=0
:Loop1
   call set inchar=%%input:~%j%,1%%
   if "%inchar%"=="" goto ExitLoop1
   IF "%inchar%"=="A" set outchar=a
   IF "%inchar%"=="B" set outchar=b
   IF "%inchar%"=="C" set outchar=c
   IF "%inchar%"=="D" set outchar=d
   IF "%inchar%"=="E" set outchar=e
------------------------------------------------------

any suggestion?

[Lemonilla]

Code: [Select]

for /f "tokens=* delims= " %%A in ("TEXT") do (
CODE
)
each word will be represented by %%A , %%B , %%C , %%D ...

OR

you can use:

Code: [Select]

for %%A in (TEXT) do (
CODE
)
it will then run the code for each word, using %%A as the variable.


EDIT:
If you plan on altering any veriables within the for loop, you need to use 'setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion' and refer to them as !var! instead of %var%.

[tendude]

for /f "tokens=* delims= " %%A in ("TEXT") do (
CODE
)

each word will be represented by %%A , %%B , %%C , %%D ...

Code: [Select]

@echo off
setlocal=enabledelayedexpansion


set /p input=enter/paste document here  :
(I washed the car yesterday)

:loop
    for /f "tokens=* delims= " %%A in input do (
    if exist "%%A" goto exist
    if not exist "%%A" goto notexist
    )

:exist
echo "%%A" >> "%%A".txt
(safe in same name)
exp-
   washed save in washed.txt

:notexist
echo "%%A" >> word.txt


for %%A in (TEXT) do (
CODE
)

it will then run the code for each word, using %%A as the variable.

Code: [Select]

@echo off
setlocal=enabledelayedexpansion


set /p input=enter/paste document here  :
(I washed the car yesterday)

:loop
    for %%A in input do (
    if exist "%%A" goto exist
    if not exist "%%A" goto notexist
    )

:exist
echo "%%A" >> "%%A".txt
(safe in same name)
exp-
   washed save in washed.txt

:notexist
echo "%%A" >> word.txt

like this?

[Lemonilla]

...

Code: [Select]

@echo off
setlocal=enabledelayedexpansion


set /p input=enter/paste document here  :
(I washed the car yesterday)

:loop
    for %%A in input do (
    if exist "%%A" goto exist
    if not exist "%%A" goto notexist
    )

:exist
echo "%%A" >> "%%A".txt
(safe in same name)
exp-
   washed save in washed.txt

:notexist
echo "%%A" >> word.txt

like this?

Code: [Select]

@echo off
setlocal=enabledelayedexpansion


set /p input=enter/paste document here  :
(I washed the car yesterday)

:loop
    for /f "delims=" %%A in ("%input%") do (
        for %%B in (%%A) do (
            if exist "%%A" goto exist
            if not exist "%%A" goto notexist
        )
    )


Don't quite understand what you are doing with the individual words, but %%A will be the whole line (that you are working with), and %%B will be the current word that it is running.  Make sure that you have 'goto :eof' at the end of :exist and :notexist otherwise it will run both sometimes.

[Geek-9pm]

tendude,
Why do you want to do this in DOS batch?
Yes, it can be done. But batch was make many years ago for limited needs taht existed at that time. Somewhere back in the 1980s I recall.
Presently Microsoft recommends users make use of advanced tools provided by Microsoft and others. Except for very basic things, like making copies of selected files.

What you are doing is string manipulation. This is better done with VBScript or Win script.  May I suggest the OP look at this:
Getting Started with Windows Script Host and Vb Script
But if you prefer Batch, pardon me.

[foxidrive]

i want know how to get the word, one by one from the text.

"I washed the car yesterday."

I

washed

the

car

yesterday

Try this as an example:

Code: [Select]

@echo off
for /f "tokens=1-5" %%a in ('type "file.txt" ') do (
echo %%a
echo %%b
echo %%c
echo %%d
echo %%e
)
pause

[tendude]

@echo off
setlocal=enabledelayedexpansion

set /p input=enter/paste document here  :

:loop
    for /f "tokens=1-5" %%a in ("input") do (
       echo %%a
   echo %%b
   echo %%c
   echo %%d
   echo %%e
    )
pause

if i want enter the text in input by use this code. why its does't work?

[Salmon Trout]

setlocal=enabledelayedexpansion

Nobody has picked this up. It's

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

and anyhow it seems to be used as a kind of magic incantation, or as "cargo cult" code, since no delayed expansion has been called for in any of the code in this thread.

[Salmon Trout]

for /f "tokens=1-5" %%a in ("input") do (

("input") should be ( ' type "%input%" ' )

[Salmon Trout]

:loop

This doesn't do anything

[tendude]

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