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31 changes: 18 additions & 13 deletions README.md
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Basic functionality of [`string_to_code`](./string_to_code) is to generate a piece of _messy_ code printing a given string.
For example
```python
def f_2():
print('l', end='')
print('o', end='')


def f_1():
print('H', end='')
print('e', end='')


def f_2():
print('l', end='')
print('l', end='')
f_2()
print(' ', end='')


def f_5():
print('W', end='')
print(',', end='')
print(' ', end='')


def f_4():
print('o', end='')
f_5()
print('W', end='')


def f_6():
print('o', end='')
print('r', end='')
print('l', end='')


def f_4():
f_5()
def f_3():
f_4()
f_6()


def f_3():
f_4()
def f_7():
print('d', end='')
print('!', end='')


def f_0():
f_1()
f_2()
f_3()
f_7()


f_0()
```
is a `python` program generated with [`string_to_code.to_python3`](./string_to_code/to_python3.py) [displaying](https://www.online-python.com/gsGkE4myQa) `Hello World!`.
is a `python` program generated with [`string_to_code.to_python3`](./string_to_code/to_python3.py) [displaying](https://www.online-python.com/jgzNiCAvxR) `Hello, World!`.


In order to generate a code in `your_favourite_language` just call the function `string_to_code.to_your_favourite_language.proc` with the string which you want to display. [`examples`](./examples) show some basic usage.
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion examples/example_to_cpp.py
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import setup_examples # noqa # pylint: disable=unused-import
from string_to_code import to_cpp

EXAMPLE_STR = 'Hello World!'
EXAMPLE_STR = 'Hello, World!'
CODE = to_cpp.proc(EXAMPLE_STR)

print(f'C++ code below prints \'{EXAMPLE_STR}\':\n{CODE}')
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import setup_examples # noqa # pylint: disable=unused-import
from string_to_code import to_java

EXAMPLE_STR = 'Hello World!'
EXAMPLE_STR = 'Hello, World!'
CODE = to_java.proc(EXAMPLE_STR, class_name='HelloWorldPrinter')

print(f'java code below prints \'{EXAMPLE_STR}\':\n{CODE}')