Cam1337

__author__ = 'Cameron Wrigley'

# output: http://codepad.org/2rqaIoH1
# program description
"""
PP 1.6: In the programming language of your choice, write a method that modifies a string using the following rules:

1. Each word in the input string is replaced with the following: the first letter of the word, the count of distinct letters between the first and last letter, and the last letter of the word. For
example, "Automotive parts" would be replaced by "A6e p3s".
2. A "word" is defined as a sequence of alphabetic characters, delimited by any non-alphabetic characters.

Cam1337

__author__ = 'Cameron Wrigley'

# link with output: http://codepad.org/2rqaIoH1
# program description
"""
PP 1.6: In the programming language of your choice, write a method that modifies a string using the following rules:

1. Each word in the input string is replaced with the following: the first letter of the word, the count of distinct letters between the first and last letter, and the last letter of the word. For
example, "Automotive parts" would be replaced by "A6e p3s".
2. A "word" is defined as a sequence of alphabetic characters, delimited by any non-alphabetic characters.

Cam1337

from time import strftime as strf
from commands import getoutput as gout
from os import listdir, path

def timedate(x):
	"""
	strftime simplified
	"""
	x="".join(x.lower().split()[0])
	if x=="date":return strf("%m/%d/%y")

Cam1337

Modules=["opcmds","web","spanish","rules","py","cmds","ccmds"]
Vars=["line","CMD","TotalString","Nick","Location","ALen","args","s","rn","PM","iSend","PMSend"]


	def ForwardVars(self):
		for i in Modules:
			for y in Vars:
				exec("%s.%s=self.%s"%(i,y,y))

Cam1337

Currently, I have this:
import mymod1
import mymod2

cam="cam"
foo="foo"
mymod1.cam,mymod1.foo=cam,foo
mymod2.cam,mymod2.foo=cam,foo

I want it to be like this

Cam1337

import sys
import time
import random
import math

cam="cam"
foo="foo"


def GetImports():

Cam1337

import sys
import time
import random
import math

cam="cam"
foo="foo"


def GetImports():

Cam1337

The Zen of Python, by Tim Peters

Beautiful is better than ugly.
Explicit is better than implicit.
Simple is better than complex.
Complex is better than complicated.
Flat is better than nested.
Sparse is better than dense.
Readability counts.
Special cases aren't special enough to break the rules.

Cam1337

The young man lay sprawling on the road, his car is a pile of ashes
we were driving on that winding road when the ambulance passed us

a sharp gasp coming from my mom and my dads eyes turned down
we could seen the wreckage ahead, and the young body on the ground

the foot leaves the gas pedal and our car coasts to a halt
as we gaze at the tow truck, and the driver who’s at fault

he is sitting in the road and his eyes are full of grief

Cam1337

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