(This is specific to one project and its OCR model.)
Workflow:
Add files to/in-> .github/workflows triggersscript/prepyri.py-> creates new file inout& appends log in/log& moves the input files to/archive.
- Simple Markup Replacements
| Character | Replacement |
|---|---|
| ⳨ | *rho-cross* |
| + | *stauros* |
| · | *middot* |
| ⳿ | *word-sep-apostrophe* |
| ⲓ̈ | ⲓ(¨) |
| : | *dipunct* |
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Handling Square Brackets
Auto-closes open Brackets and adds '.?'.
Abbreviations with hyphen and new line are not caught correctly. -
Abbreviations
Auto-surrounds with Brackets.
Does not catch cases of multiple '/'. -
Auto-move Hyphens
Moves Hyphens to next line. Introduces 'new line' when a hyphen ends the fragment. -
Counting Dots
Counts Dots.
Whitespaces sometimes break this. Try to avoid whitespaces between dots. -
Line Numbering
Line numbering based of the markers included.
Ie. it will look for a number and count up/down. When a text has line numbers 'below' zero a warning will be added to the log.
This feature sometimes breaks with comments between the lines. -
Logging
Upon each iteration of the workflow there will be logs (either appended to the log of the day or creating a new one) showing 'warnings' and the first couple lines of the.txtafter the different steps of the script.
Important
This will not replace going over the text again, but it might make it a bit faster to do so.
(If you do not have a GitHub account create one first.)
Then 'fork' (ie. create your own editable copy) the repository by pressing Fork.
Select any name and keep the settings.
Thus head over to the `Actions` tab.