Some Python scripts to better work with TAMU Logic Daemon
Regular expression module (embedded inside Python)
import re
Howdy!
I started this as a fun way to save some time but found it to be quite valuable. I want to pass this on to anyone who is interested as there are several things that could be improved and added. I, unfortunately, do not have as much free time as I would like to work on this, so this is the perfect way to get some of those features added!
There are several files but I have mainly been working on the logic_to_latex.py
as that is the most beneficial right now. I created a file for latex_to_logic.py
which could be useful and the scripts.py
which would be used as a command line interface with options.
The logic_to_latex.py
opens the logic.txt
file where I just copy and paste the logic text that I want to convert. It also imports logicDB.py
which has the rules and conversions in it.
I'm sure there are better ways of doing almost all of this so I am excited to see what comes out of it. If you have any questions, let me know! My email is chefferk@tamu.edu
- Needs to be in correct form
- No spaces in sentences (spaces are fine in first line)
- TODO : leverage regex better to parse sentences and not have to remove spaces
- Space between annotation set and annotation
- TODO : this should be easy to split
- Cannot have empty assumption set (e.g. axioms)
- FIX: add a character place holder (e.g. 'x') and remove it later
- TODO : find a fix for this
- Top line should be: Premises (comma separated) |- Conclusion
- No spaces in sentences (spaces are fine in first line)
P v Q, ~P v R |- Q v R
1 (1) PvQ A
2 (2) ~PvR A
1 (3) ~Q->P 1 v->
2 (4) P->R 2 v->
1,2 (5) ~Q->R 3,4 HS
1,2 (6) QvR 5 v->