I hope this is a feasible task and I am looking forward to hearing from you, ingenious minds. So, what I'd be grateful for is a program which could do the text splitting the right way and would also save me trouble renaming and sorting the output files. I know some free programs which can do the splitting pretty well, like TextSplit on (yields very good results and allows selection of text encoding, but has no console version, processes one file at a time only, and its settings cannot be saved) or TextFileSplitter by SystemWidgets (can split multiple files in a directory, but has problems with the correct encoding of the resultant chunks). The program could function as a standalone application, but also as a command line version (with a possibility to append it to the right-click menu) which would surely enhance its functionality. sub-folder TextfileC = TextfileC001.txt, TextfileC002.txt, TextfileC003.txt. sub-folder TextfileB = TextfileB001.txt, TextfileB002.txt, TextfileB003.txt. sub-folder TextfileA = TextfileA001.txt, TextfileA002.txt, TextfileA003.txt. Use Vim's diff handling capabilities to apply changes to the. For example, :Gedit HEAD3: loads the current file as it existed 3 commits ago.:Gdiffsplit (or :Gvdiffsplit) brings up the staged version of the file side by side with the working tree version. > content of Input Folder = TextfileA.txt, TextfileB.txt, TextfileC.txt View any blob, tree, commit, or tag in the repository with :Gedit (and :Gsplit, etc.). The chopped text files should be saved to individual folders which would be created automatically and named after each processed txt file. What is also important is that the program should recognize text encoding correctly and retained it in the output chunks. Such sliced portions would also be text files, with consecutive 001, 002, 003 etc numbering added to the file name (before the. One would be able to set the size or number of the chunks. What I am thinking about is a program which could split single txt files or all txt files in a given directory into smaller chunks. actual_tone end table.insert ( result, ncat ( ipa, " " )) end return "/". ( match ( final, "h$" ) and "B" or "A" ) end end if # syllables = 2 then sandhi = tone_sandhi ( tone, tone ) end for i = 1, # syllables, 1 do actual_tone = tone_chao ]. Mostly based on 《海南方言研究》 by 陳波 local export = for i, syllable in ipairs ( syllables ) do initial, final, tone = match ( syllable, "^(?)(?g?)()$" ) if match ( tone, "" ) then tone = tone.
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