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cloudcoder.py - Python module to go along with https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/103348115/
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"""cloudcoder.py - Utilities for encoding and decoding strings for Scratch cloud data | |
Use the encode and decode functions to prepare strings to be stored in cloud variables | |
and to get strings out of them. | |
Examples: | |
>>> encode("I <3 the cloud") | |
'0x2F49203c332074686520636c6f7564' | |
>>> decode('0x2F49203c332074686520636c6f7564') | |
'I <3 the cloud' | |
cloudcoder.py is released under the MIT license.""" | |
def group(it, n): | |
"""Splits an iterable (it) into n length sections | |
>>> list(group("123456789", 3)) | |
['123', '456', '789'] | |
>>> list(group("123456789ab", 3)) | |
['123', '456', '789', 'ab'] | |
""" | |
while it: | |
yield it[:n] | |
it = it[n:] | |
def encode(string): | |
"""Encodes string using my cloud data encoding system. | |
The return value of this function can be directly stored in a cloud variable. | |
>>> encode("Hello, World!") | |
'0x2F48656c6c6f2c20576f726c6421' | |
>>> encode("Hello to the ☁ ☁ ☁") | |
'0x4F00480065006c006c006f00200074006f0020007400680065002026010020260100202601' | |
""" | |
chars = [hex(ord(c))[2:] for c in string] | |
longest = max(map(len, chars)) | |
chars = "".join(c.rjust(longest, "0") for c in chars) | |
return "0x%sF%s" % (longest, chars) | |
def decode(string): | |
"""Decodes string using my cloud data encoding system. | |
>>> decode('0x2F48656c6c6f2c20576f726c6421') | |
'Hello, World!' | |
>>> decode('0x4F00480065006c006c006f00200074006f0020007400680065002026010020260100202601') | |
'Hello to the ☁ ☁ ☁' | |
""" | |
longest, enc = string[2:].split("F") | |
chars = group(enc, int(longest)) | |
return "".join(chr(int(c, base=16)) for c in chars) | |
But how can you change cloud variables of a project using python?
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Thanks for this. It makes my heart glad.