EntityScript™

"""
Copyright 2020 (C) New Entity Operations Inc.

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

fetch_ORE generates a Key, Value relationship for the local ORE indexer

It also has a built in lookup to generate a list of Character outputs. This can be augmented to 
take and provide output.

"""
## Imports: Standard
from re import split
## Imports: Custom
from core_middlelayer import (
 DIRDATA,
 SLUG_ORE_LEDGER,
)

## Import: Resource Pool
from .ResourcePool import POOL_ORE 

## Establish values
no_quantity = /
POOL_ORE.no_quantity
simple_state = /
POOL_ORE.simple_state
simple_state_character_explorer = /
POOL_ORE.simple_state_character_explorer
# Manipulators
R_VALUE = /
POOL_ORE.R_VALUE
VECTOR_SPLITTER = /
POOL_ORE.VECTOR_SPLITTER

## ORE 'setup_dict'
ORE = {}

# This can be pulled from various .es files too in more complex forms
# but the base example is this.
with open(DIRDATA+SLUG_ORE_LEDGER, R_VALUE) as construct_ore:
    for line in construct_ore:
        split_line = split(VECTOR_SPLITTER, line)
        key_split =  split_line[no_quantity]
        value_split = split_line[simple_state] 
        ORE.update({key_split:value_split})
construct_ore.close()

# Key lookup possibilty
for l in enumerate(ORE.keys()):
    print(l)

class CharacterSearch:
    """
    If you're trying to find various encoded values, you can look for them here by expanding
    increasing the range

    """
    def generate_character_list():
        # Character encoding translator
        character_to_explore = simple_state_character_explorer

        for i in range(character_to_explore):
            print(chr(i))