state_exercise.py

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from .state_class import StateContext_Class
 
 
 
def _State_DisplayText(textToDisplay : str) -> None:
    lines = textToDisplay.split('\n')
    lineNumber = 1
    for line in lines:
        print("    {0:2}) {1}".format(lineNumber, line))
        lineNumber += 1
 
 
 
 
# ! [Using State in Python]
def State_Exercise():
    print()
    print("State Exercise")
 
    filterContext = StateContext_Class()
    textToFilter = \
'''/*####################  Block Comment  
//
// A comment.  /* A nested comment */
        
void State_Exercise() // An exercise in state machines
{
    char character = '\\"';
    std::cout << std::endl;
    std::cout << "\\"State\\" /*Exercise*/" << std::endl;
        
    StateContext_Class filterContext;
        
    std::cout << "\\t\\tDone. //(No, really)//" << std::endl;
}'''
    print("  Text to filter:")
    _State_DisplayText(textToFilter)
 
    print("  Filtering text...")
    filteredText = filterContext.RemoveComments(textToFilter)
 
    print("  Filtered text:")
    _State_DisplayText(filteredText)
 
    print("  Done.")
# ! [Using State in Python]