lcg-framework 0.9.0__py3-none-any.whl

lcg/__init__.py

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+# Copyright (C) 2004-2017 OUI Technology Ltd.
+# Copyright (C) 2019-2026 Tomáš Cerha <cerha@truecode.cz>
+#
+# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
+# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
+# (at your option) any later version.
+#
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+# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
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+
+
+__version__ = '0.9.0'
+
+from .locales import LocaleData, LocaleData_cs, LocaleData_de, \
+    LocaleData_en, LocaleData_es, LocaleData_no, LocaleData_pl, \
+    LocaleData_sk
+
+from .i18n import TranslatableTextFactory, TranslatedTextFactory, \
+    Localizable, TranslatableText, SelfTranslatableText, \
+    TranslatablePluralForms, LocalizableDateTime, LocalizableTime, \
+    Decimal, Monetary, Concatenation, Translator, NullTranslator, \
+    GettextTranslator, Localizer, \
+    concat, format
+
+from .util import is_sequence_of, camel_case_to_lower, text_to_id, \
+    unindent_docstring, positive_id, log, caller, \
+    language_name, country_name, week_day_name, month_name, \
+    attribute_value, ParseError
+
+from .nodes import ContentNode, Variant, Metadata
+
+from .resources import Resource, Image, Stylesheet, Script, Translations, \
+    Media, Audio, Video, Flash, ResourceProvider
+
+from .units import Unit, UAny, UFont, UMm, UPercent, UPoint, UPx, USpace, FontFamily, \
+    HorizontalAlignment, VerticalAlignment, Orientation, Color
+
+from .content import Content, Container, Strong, Emphasized, \
+    Underlined, Code, Citation, Quotation, Superscript, Subscript, \
+    TextContent, Link, Abbreviation, Anchor, InlineImage, InlineAudio, \
+    InlineVideo, InlineExternalVideo, Title, HorizontalSeparator, \
+    NewPage, NewLine, PageNumber, PageHeading, HSpace, VSpace, \
+    HtmlContent, Heading, PreformattedText, Paragraph, ItemizedList, \
+    DefinitionList, FieldSet, TableCell, TableHeading, TableRow, \
+    Table, Section, TableOfContents, NodeIndex, RootIndex, NoneContent, \
+    SetVariable, Substitution, Figure, MathML, InlineSVG, \
+    coerce, join, link, dl, ul, ol, fieldset, p, sec, strong, em, u, \
+    code, cite, container, br, hr, pre, abbr
+
+from .widgets import Widget, Button, FoldableTree, Notebook, PopupMenuCtrl, \
+    PopupMenuItem, Dropdown, DropdownSelection, CollapsiblePane, \
+    CollapsibleSection
+
+from .presentation import Presentation, ContentMatcher, \
+    TopLevelMatcher, LanguageMatcher, LCGClassMatcher, \
+    LCGHeadingMatcher, LCGContainerMatcher, PresentationSet, \
+    StyleFile
+
+from .exercises import Task, TextTask, ContentTask, Choice, \
+    ChoiceTask, TrueFalseTask, ExerciseParser, Exercise, \
+    MultipleChoiceQuestions, Selections, TrueFalseStatements, \
+    GapFilling, HiddenAnswers, FillInExercise, VocabExercise, \
+    WrittenAnswers, NumberedCloze, Cloze, ModelCloze
+
+from .export.export import INFO, WARNING, ERROR, \
+    Exporter, FileExporter, TextExporter, UnsupportedElementType, SubstitutionIterator
+
+from .export.html import HtmlEscapedUnicode, HtmlGenerator, \
+    XhtmlGenerator, HtmlExporter, Html5Exporter, HtmlFileExporter, \
+    StyledHtmlExporter, HtmlStaticExporter, format_text
+
+from .export.epub import EpubExporter
+from .export.ims import IMSExporter
+from .export.hhp import HhpExporter
+
+from .export.exercises_html import ExerciseExporter, \
+    MultipleChoiceQuestionsExporter, SelectionsExporter, \
+    TrueFalseStatementsExporter, GapFillingExporter, \
+    HiddenAnswersExporter, VocabExerciseExporter, \
+    WrittenAnswersExporter, NumberedClozeExporter, \
+    ClozeExporter, ModelClozeExporter
+
+try:
+    from .export.braille import BrailleError, BrailleExporter, \
+        braille_presentation, xml2braille
+except (ImportError, OSError):
+    pass
+
+try:
+    from .export import pdf  # For backwards compatibility
+    from .export.pdf import PDFExporter
+except ImportError as e:
+    class PDFExporter:
+        e = e
+        def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
+            raise self.e
+
+from .parse import ProcessingError, Parser, MacroParser, HTMLProcessor, \
+    html2lcg, add_processing_info
+
+from .read import Reader, FileReader, StructuredTextReader, DocFileReader, \
+    DocDirReader, reader
+
+from .transform import data2content, data2html, html2data, \
+    HTML2XML, XML2HTML, XML2Content

lcg/assets/doc/_index.txt

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+intro
+usage
+structured-text
+examples

lcg/assets/doc/examples.en.txt

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+# -*- coding: utf-8; mode: structured-text -*-
+# Copyright (C) 2005-2008 OUI Technology Ltd.
+# Copyright (C) 2019-2025 Tomáš Cerha <cerha@truecode.cz>
+# This is part of the LCG Documentation.
+# See the file index.en.txt for copying conditions.
+
+= Examples =
+
+This document contains descriptions of some examples of how to use key
+LCG features.
+
+Table of Contents: @TOC(1)@
+
+== Compilation of simple document structure ==
+
+Generating LCG documentation may be used as an example of using LCG to generate
+HTML output from a directory containing LCG source files controlled by
+=index.txt= file.
+
+Execute it using
+----
+python -m lcg.make doc/src doc/html
+---
+in the LCG source tree.
+
+== Basic reader and usage ==
+
+/LCG Reader/ can read source data and construct document structure dynamically
+in Python code.  You can find an example of definition and usage of /LCG
+Reader/ using the =index.py= file in =doc/examples/reader=.  The example
+also shows how to override some LCG behavior.
+
+Examine =doc/examples/reader/src/index.py= and execute using
+----
+python -m lcg.make doc/examples/reader/src doc/examples/reader/html
+----

lcg/assets/doc/fdl.en.txt

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lcg/assets/doc/index.en.txt

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+# -*- coding: utf-8; mode: structured-text -*-
+
+= LCG Documentation =
+
+Copyright (c) 2005-2007 OUI Technology Ltd.
+Copyright (c) 2019 Tomáš Cerha <cerha@truecode.cz>
+
+Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the
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+in the section [fdl].
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+== Table of Contents ==
+
+@NodeIndex(2)@
+
+== Appendices ==
+
+ * [fdl]

lcg/assets/doc/intro.en.txt

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+# -*- coding: utf-8; mode: structured-text -*-
+# Copyright (C) 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 OUI Technology Ltd.
+# Copyright (C) 2019 Tomáš Cerha <cerha@truecode.cz>
+# This is part of the LCG Documentation.
+# See the file index.en.txt for copying conditions.
+
+= Introduction =
+
+The LCG is a computer program designed to process structured textual and
+multimedia data and produce their output presentation in one of the supported
+output formats.  LCG is highly modular and many of its components may be used
+independently as Python libraries.
+
+LCG stands for Learning Content Generator, since it was initially developed to
+generate e-learning courses, but the current use is much wider, so we don't
+refer to it by the full name to prevent missunderstanding.
+
+LCG supports /multimedia/ and /interactive/ content.  /Accessibility/ is one
+of the major concerns, with a special attention to users of screen-readers and
+other assistive technologies.
+
+The input data formats were designed to allow content creation without the need
+for any particular software or tool and to be easy to understand and edit even
+for non-technicians.
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+One of the key points is total /separation/ of /input data/ and their /output
+presentation/.  Thus it is easy to change the appearance and user interface of
+the generated output without any changes in the source data.  This proved to be
+very useful when customizing interactive user interfaces to different output
+formats and for different target groups (e.g. people with various handicaps or
+using special technologies).
+
+LCG defines a set of generic content elements, such as /paragraphs, sections,
+bullet lists or tables/.  This set can be, however, further extended for
+particular application.  Implementations of more specialized constructs, such
+as /input forms/, /media viewers/players/ or /interactive exercises/ exist.
+
+LCG also handles documents in /multiple languages/ correctly.  It is able to
+manage several language versions of one document, as well as intermix more
+languages in one document.
+
+The following output formats are currently supported:
+  * HTML (a set of hyperlinked web pages)
+  * IMS content package (for use within a Learning Management System)
+  * HHP help (HTML Help Workshop format used by many on-line help viewers)
+  * PDF (a printable document)
+
+LCG is /Free Software/ distributed under the terms of GNU General Public
+License.