An example is worth a thousand words.
Assume that I have a text file named teks.txt
Nama saya Ucup. Saya adalah seorang atlit tauladan.
Saya juga adalah seorang cendikiawan yang memiliki kreatifitas tinggi.
If I run the program with bakuCheck teks.txt, It will give the following output:
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# Indonesian Kata Baku Checker #
# Author : Turfa Auliarachman #
# Date : October 23, 2016 #
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Checker : Kata Baku Checker
Line : 1
Original text : ...Saya adalah seorang atlit tauladan.
Message : The correct word for 'atlit' is 'atlet'
Checker : Kata Baku Checker
Line : 1
Original text : ...dalah seorang atlit tauladan.
Message : The correct word for 'tauladan' is 'teladan'
Checker : Kata Baku Checker
Line : 2
Original text : ...juga adalah seorang cendikiawan yang memiliki kr...
Message : The correct word for 'cendikia' is 'cendekia'
Checker : Kata Baku Checker
Line : 2
Original text : ...iawan yang memiliki kreatifitas tinggi.
Message : The correct word for 'kreatifitas' is 'kreativitas'
- Python 3.x
In this usage instruction, I assume that you use Linux Operating System. For other OS users, you can adapt this instruction for your own OS.
It is recommended that you create a symbolic link from the script to /usr/bin/bakuCheck, so you can run this script from any folder. To create a symbolic link, simply use this following command:
sudo ln -s <path-to-script>/bakuCheck.py /usr/bin/bakuCheck
Now, in the same folder with the text file that you want to check, just use this command:
bakuCheck <filename>
If you don't have a root access, you can use this command:
./bakuCheck.py <path-to-file>/<filename>
- Add other common mistakes to the dictionary list
dict.txt. See the format below. - Create more checkers.
The default dictionary list file is dict.txt placed in the root folder of the script. To change the dictionary list file, simply change the dictFile constant in the bakuCheck.py. The format of this file follow the format below:
<correct word 1>|<wrong word 1>
<correct word 2>|<wrong word 2>
<correct word 3>|<wrong word 3>
<correct word 4>|<wrong word 4>
...
<correct word n>|<wrong word n>
Although the program automatically detect duplicate entries and treat it as one, it is indeed not a good thing to keep duplicate entries in the dictionary list file. So, I made a simple script improveDict.py to delete duplicate entries (leave one of them). Usage :
./improveDict.py <src> <dst>
where src is the current dictionary list file and dst is the "improved" dictionary list file.
P.S : even I don't know why I named it "improve" :D
Copyright © 2016 Turfa Auliarachman <[email protected]>
This work is free. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the
terms of the Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License, Version 2,
as published by Sam Hocevar. See the LICENSE file for more details.