This PR adds a new Python script, textify.py, that effortlessly breathes a bit of life into your C source files. By charmingly transforming char[] definitions into explicit character assignments, it brings a touch of elegance and specificity to your code.
Usage is as simple as adding a //@textify decorator above your char[] definitions:
//@textify
char filename[] = "some filename";
Once the decorator is in place, all you need to do is run python3 texitfy.py. The script will take hook.c as its dance partner, and when the music stops, out-hook.c will be left standing with the transformed code, ready to compile.
Let's have some fun with this and see where the rhythm takes us. Do give it a whirl, and if the mood strikes.
This PR adds a new Python script,
textify.py, that effortlessly breathes a bit of life into your C source files. By charmingly transformingchar[]definitions into explicit character assignments, it brings a touch of elegance and specificity to your code.Usage is as simple as adding a
//@textifydecorator above yourchar[]definitions:Once the decorator is in place, all you need to do is run
python3 texitfy.py. The script will take hook.c as its dance partner, and when the music stops, out-hook.c will be left standing with the transformed code, ready to compile.Let's have some fun with this and see where the rhythm takes us. Do give it a whirl, and if the mood strikes.