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Fixes #1096450 Stripping the leading and trailing spaces at the end rather than begginning (the space means something, see added comments)

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Semi-colons (;) denotes comments ONLY when it is the first char of the line ie the whole line is a comment
Finally fixed an issue when a verse was being added to the verse order multiple times, thus repeating it over and over and ....
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Philip Ridout 2013-08-04 16:30:58 +01:00
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openlp/plugins/songs/lib/opensongimport.py
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@ -45,13 +45,14 @@ class OpenSongImport(SongImport):
Import songs exported from OpenSong
The format is described loosly on the `OpenSong File Format Specification
<http://www.opensong.org/d/manual/song_file_format_specification>`_ page on
the OpenSong web site. However, it doesn't describe the <lyrics> section,
so here's an attempt:
<http://www.opensong.org/d/manual/song_file_format_specification>`_ page on the OpenSong web site. However, it
doesn't describe the <lyrics> section, so here's an attempt:
Verses can be expressed in one of 2 ways, either in complete verses, or by
line grouping, i.e. grouping all line 1's of a verse together, all line 2's
of a verse together, and so on.
If the first charachter of a line is a space, then the rest of that line is lyrics. If it is not a space the
following applies.
Verses can be expressed in one of 2 ways, either in complete verses, or by line grouping, i.e. grouping all line 1's
of a verse together, all line 2's of a verse together, and so on.
An example of complete verses::
@ -78,9 +79,8 @@ class OpenSongImport(SongImport):
2etc...
</lyrics>
Either or both forms can be used in one song. The number does not
necessarily appear at the start of the line. Additionally, the [v1] labels
can have either upper or lower case Vs.
Either or both forms can be used in one song. The number does not necessarily appear at the start of the line.
Additionally, the [v1] labels can have either upper or lower case Vs.
Other labels can be used also:
@ -92,18 +92,16 @@ class OpenSongImport(SongImport):
All verses are imported and tagged appropriately.
Guitar chords can be provided "above" the lyrics (the line is preceeded by
a period "."), and one or more "_" can be used to signify long-drawn-out
words. Chords and "_" are removed by this importer. For example::
Guitar chords can be provided "above" the lyrics (the line is preceeded by a period "."), and one or more "_" can
be used to signify long-drawn-out words. Chords and "_" are removed by this importer. For example::
. A7 Bm
1 Some____ Words
The <presentation> tag is used to populate the OpenLP verse display order
field. The Author and Copyright tags are also imported to the appropriate
places.
The <presentation> tag is used to populate the OpenLP verse display order field. The Author and Copyright tags are
also imported to the appropriate places.
"""
def __init__(self, manager, **kwargs):
"""
Initialise the class.
@ -169,13 +167,11 @@ class OpenSongImport(SongImport):
else:
lyrics = u''
for this_line in lyrics.split(u'\n'):
# remove comments
semicolon = this_line.find(u';')
if semicolon >= 0:
this_line = this_line[:semicolon]
this_line = this_line.strip()
if not this_line:
continue
# skip this line if it is a comment
if this_line.startswith(u';'):
continue
# skip guitar chords and page and column breaks
if this_line.startswith(u'.') or this_line.startswith(u'---') or this_line.startswith(u'-!!'):
continue
@ -204,7 +200,6 @@ class OpenSongImport(SongImport):
if this_line[0].isdigit():
verse_num = this_line[0]
this_line = this_line[1:].strip()
our_verse_order.append([verse_tag, verse_num, inst])
verses.setdefault(verse_tag, {})
verses[verse_tag].setdefault(verse_num, {})
if inst not in verses[verse_tag][verse_num]:
@ -214,6 +209,7 @@ class OpenSongImport(SongImport):
this_line = self.tidyText(this_line)
this_line = this_line.replace(u'_', u'')
this_line = this_line.replace(u'|', u'\n')
this_line = this_line.strip()
verses[verse_tag][verse_num][inst].append(this_line)
# done parsing
# add verses in original order