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Transposes the contents of a CSV file and writes the CSV result to another file.
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#! /usr/bin/env python | |
"""CSV transposer | |
Transposes the contents of a CSV file and writes the CSV result to another | |
file. | |
(see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transpose) | |
Runs on Python 2.7.3 | |
""" | |
import unittest | |
def parse_csv(csv): | |
rows = csv.split("\n") | |
# assume that columns and rows are even | |
num_rows = len(rows) | |
num_columns = rows[0].count(",") + 1 | |
matrix = [] | |
for i in range(num_rows): | |
matrix.append(rows[i].split(",")) | |
return matrix | |
def transpose(matrix): | |
# assume that columns and rows are even | |
num_rows = len(matrix) | |
num_columns = len(matrix[0]) | |
transposed_matrix = [] | |
for x in range(num_rows): | |
for y in range(num_columns): | |
if (x == 0): # only once for each row | |
transposed_matrix.append([]) | |
transposed_matrix[y].append(matrix[x][y]) | |
return transposed_matrix | |
def matrix_to_csv(matrix): | |
# assume that columns and rows are even | |
num_rows = len(matrix) | |
num_columns = len(matrix[0]) | |
csv = "" | |
# str.join() only accepts 1 parameter in 2.7.3 | |
# 2.7.6 - str.join(sequence [,sep]) | |
for x in range(num_rows): | |
for y in range(num_columns): | |
csv = csv + matrix[x][y] | |
if (y < num_columns - 1): | |
csv = csv + "," | |
if (x < num_rows - 1): | |
csv = csv + "\n" | |
return csv | |
class TransposerTests(unittest.TestCase): | |
def test_parse_csv(self): | |
csv = """1,2,3 | |
4,5,6 | |
7,8,9 | |
10,11,12""" | |
matrix = [['1','2','3'], | |
['4','5','6'], | |
['7','8','9'], | |
['10','11','12']] | |
self.assertEquals(parse_csv(csv), matrix) | |
def test_transpose(self): | |
matrix1 = [[1,2,3], | |
[4,5,6], | |
[7,8,9], | |
[10,11,12]] | |
matrix2 = [[1,4,7,10], | |
[2,5,8,11], | |
[3,6,9,12]] | |
self.assertEquals(transpose(matrix1), matrix2) | |
def test_matrix_to_csv(self): | |
matrix = [['1','4','7','10'], | |
['2','5','8','11'], | |
['3','6','9','12']] | |
csv = """1,4,7,10 | |
2,5,8,11 | |
3,6,9,12""" | |
self.assertEquals(matrix_to_csv(matrix), csv) | |
if __name__ == '__main__': | |
# unittest exits upon completion; code after the call won't be executed | |
# unittest.main() | |
filename = raw_input("Source file: ") | |
orig_text = "" | |
with open(filename, "rb") as p: | |
orig_text = str.strip(p.read()) | |
transposed_text = matrix_to_csv(transpose(parse_csv(orig_text))) | |
split_filename = filename.split(".") | |
transposed_filename = split_filename[0] + "-transposed." + split_filename[1] | |
with open(transposed_filename, "wb") as t: | |
t.write(transposed_text) |
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