If smbd has time, maybe you could advice how to accomplish this task in faster
way.
I have a text = """ word{vb}
wordtransl {vb}
sent1.
sent1trans.
sent2
sent2trans... """
I need to match once wordtransl, and than many times repeating patterns
consisting of sent and senttrans.
The way i achieved this goal is for sure not most efficient one:
sw=word # i know the word
stry='\s*'+sw+'\s*.*\{vb\}\n+'
stry=stry+'(?P<Wtrans>.*)\{vb\}\n+'
stryc=re.compile(stry, re.UNICODE)
LtryM=re.search(stryc, linef) #here i find wordtrans
part=re.split(stryc,linef) #here i split search text to obtain part with
repeating sent and senttrans
stry2='(?:'
stry2=stry2+'\s*'+sw+'\s*.*\{vb\}\n+'
stry2=stry2+'(?P<Wtrans>.*)\{vb\}\n+'
stry2=stry2+')*'
stry2=stry2+'('
stry2=stry2+'(?P<SVsent>.*)\n+'
stry2=stry2+'(?P<SVtrans>.*)\n+'
stry2=stry2+')'
stryc2=re.compile(stry2, re.UNICODE)
LtryM=re.finditer(stryc2, part[2]) #here i find text pieces consisting sent and
sentrans
for item in LtryM:
stry3=''
stry3=stry3+'(?P<SVsent>.*)\n+'
stry3=stry3+'(?P<SVtrans>.*)\n+'
stryc3=re.compile(stry3, re.UNICODE)
LtryM3=re.search(stryc3, item.group()) #here i find sent and senttrans
print(LtryM3.groupdict())
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