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def split_fields(text, delimiters = " \t\n\r", quotes = "\"'`"):
    """
    Field parsing generator; default parameters will function similar
    to command line argument parsing.
    
    Ex. >>> [f for f in split_fields("this   is\t`a te's't` ")]
        ['this', 'is', "a te's't"]
    """
    index = -1
    start = -1

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# Python 2.7
any(__import__('time').sleep(__import__('sys').stdout.write(chr(n)) or .01) for n in __import__('itertools').cycle([80,101,110,117,115,32])) if raw_input('Gob\'s Program: Y/N?\n? ')[0].lower() == 'y' else ''

# Python 3.x
any(__import__('time').sleep(print(chr(n),end='',flush=True) or .01) for n in __import__('itertools').cycle([80,101,110,117,115,32])) if input('Gob\'s Program: Y/N?\n? ')[0].lower() == 'y' else ''