Nomenclature fix

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# Karnaugh Map Builder
### Script to build the karnaugh map for a given function.
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## Installing
#### 1. Head over to [Release](https://github.com/TiagoRG/uaveiro-leci/releases/tag/kmb-v1) and download the python file.
#### 2. Save it on any directory and then open the directory.
#### 3. Inside the directory, right click and choose "Open in terminal"
![- Unable to load image -](https://github.com/TiagoRG/uaveiro-leci/blob/master/tools/karnaugh-map-builder/openInTerminal.png)
#### 4. Run the following command:
`python3 karnaugh.py bash`
#### 5. Relaunch the terminal and you will have the `karnaugh` command
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#### Use `karnaugh usage` to know better how to use this tool.
#### If you want to change the location of the `karnaugh.py` file, move it to another directory, open that directory in terminal and run
`python3 karnaugh.py bash --reset`

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# Truth Table Builder
### Script to build the truth table for a given function.
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## Installing
#### 1. Head over to [Release](https://github.com/TiagoRG/uaveiro-leci/releases/tag/ttb) and download the python file.
#### 2. Save it on any directory and then open the directory.
#### 3. Inside the directory, right click and choose "Open in terminal"
![- Unable to load image -](https://github.com/TiagoRG/uaveiro-leci/blob/master/tools/truthtable/openInTerminal.png)
#### 4. Run the following command:
`python3 truthtable.py bash`
#### 5. Relaunch the terminal and you will have the `truthtable` command
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#### Use `truthtable usage` to know better how to use this tool.
#### If you want to change the location of the `truthtable.py` file, move it to another directory, open that directory in terminal and run
`python3 truthtable.py bash --reset`

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@ -8,19 +8,19 @@ def main():
if len(sys.argv) == 1 or sys.argv[1] == 'usage': if len(sys.argv) == 1 or sys.argv[1] == 'usage':
print("""Usage: print("""Usage:
karnaugh '<function>': truthtable '<function>':
Prints the karnaugh map of the function. Prints the truth table map of the function.
Valid characters: Valid characters:
> Variables: a-z > Variables: a-z
> Operators: +, *, ~, (, ); You can't use ~ before () > Operators: +, *, ~, (, ); You can't use ~ before ()
karnaugh bash: truthtable bash:
Adds the command karnaugh to bash, so you can use it from anywhere. Adds the command truthtable to bash, so you can use it from anywhere.
karnaugh bash --reset: truthtable bash --reset:
Resets the command karnaugh in bash in case it's broken, so you can use it from anywhere. Resets the command truthtable in bash in case it's broken, so you can use it from anywhere.
karnaugh usage: truthtable usage:
Prints this message.""") Prints this message.""")
return return
if sys.argv[1] == "bash": if sys.argv[1] == "bash":
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if len(sys.argv) == 2: if len(sys.argv) == 2:
with open(f'/home/{username}/.bashrc', 'r') as bashrc: with open(f'/home/{username}/.bashrc', 'r') as bashrc:
for line in bashrc: for line in bashrc:
if line.startswith('alias karnaugh='): if line.startswith('alias truthtable='):
print('Command already exists, try using, after opening a new terminal, karnaugh <function>') print('Command already exists, try using, after opening a new terminal, truthtable \'<function>\'')
return return
os.system(f'echo "\n\nalias karnaugh=\'python3 {pathlib.Path(__file__).parent.absolute()}/karnaugh.py\'\n" >> \'/home/{username}/.bashrc\'') os.system(f'echo "\n\nalias truthtable=\'python3 {pathlib.Path(__file__).parent.absolute()}/truthtable.py\'\n" >> \'/home/{username}/.bashrc\'')
print('Command added to bash, try using karnaugh <function>.\nIf it doesn\'t work, do karnaugh bash --reset.') print('Command added to bash, try using truthtable <function>.\nIf it doesn\'t work, do truthtable bash --reset.')
elif sys.argv[2] == '--reset': elif sys.argv[2] == '--reset':
with open(f'/home/{username}/.bashrc', 'r') as bashrc: with open(f'/home/{username}/.bashrc', 'r') as bashrc:
lines = bashrc.readlines() lines = bashrc.readlines()
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linesDict[index] = line linesDict[index] = line
index += 1 index += 1
for key in linesDict: for key in linesDict:
if linesDict[key].startswith('alias karnaugh='): if linesDict[key].startswith('alias truthtable='):
del linesDict[key] del linesDict[key]
break break
string = '' string = ''
for key in linesDict: for key in linesDict:
string += linesDict[key] string += linesDict[key]
string += f'\n\nalias karnaugh=\'python3 {pathlib.Path(__file__).parent.absolute()}/karnaugh.py\'\n' string += f'\n\nalias truthtable=\'python3 {pathlib.Path(__file__).parent.absolute()}/truthtable.py\'\n'
with open(f'/home/{username}/.bashrc', 'w') as bashrc: with open(f'/home/{username}/.bashrc', 'w') as bashrc:
bashrc.write(string) bashrc.write(string)
print('Command readded to bash, try using, after opening a new terminal, karnaugh <function>.') print('Command readded to bash, try using, after opening a new terminal, truthtable <function>.')
else: else:
function = sys.argv[1] function = sys.argv[1]
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for char in function: for char in function:
if not (re.match(validVariables, char) or char in validOperators): if not (re.match(validVariables, char) or char in validOperators):
print("Invalid function, use 'karnaugh usage' to see the valid characters.") print("Invalid function, use 'truthtable usage' to see the valid characters.")
return return
variables = re.findall(validVariables, function) variables = re.findall(validVariables, function)
variables = list(dict.fromkeys(variables)) variables = list(dict.fromkeys(variables))
variables.sort() variables.sort()
karnaughMap = getMap(variables, function) truthTable = getTable(variables, function)
printMap(variables, karnaughMap) printTable(variables, truthTable)
def getMap(variables, function): def getTable(variables, function):
karnaughMap = {} truthTable = {}
for n in range(2 ** len(variables)): for n in range(2 ** len(variables)):
tempFunction = function tempFunction = function
binary = bin(n)[2:] binary = bin(n)[2:]
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tempFunction = tempFunction.replace(tempFunction[index], binary[variables.index(var)]) if tempFunction[index - 1] != '~' else tempFunction.replace(f"~{tempFunction[index]}", str(int(not int(binary[variables.index(tempFunction[index])])))+" ") tempFunction = tempFunction.replace(tempFunction[index], binary[variables.index(var)]) if tempFunction[index - 1] != '~' else tempFunction.replace(f"~{tempFunction[index]}", str(int(not int(binary[variables.index(tempFunction[index])])))+" ")
index += 1 index += 1
try: try:
karnaughMap[binary] = eval(tempFunction) truthTable[binary] = eval(tempFunction)
except: except:
print("Invalid function, use 'karnaugh usage' to see the valid characters.") print("Invalid function, use 'truthtable usage' to see the valid characters.")
return return
if karnaughMap[binary] > 1: if truthTable[binary] > 1:
karnaughMap[binary] = 1 truthTable[binary] = 1
return karnaughMap return truthTable
def printMap(variables, karnaughMap): def printTable(variables, truthTable):
for var in variables: for var in variables:
print("|---", end='') print("|---", end='')
print('|-----|') print('|-----|')
@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ def printMap(variables, karnaughMap):
for var in variables: for var in variables:
print("|---", end='') print("|---", end='')
print('|-----|') print('|-----|')
for key, value in karnaughMap.items(): for key, value in truthTable.items():
for char in key: for char in key:
print("| " + char, end=' ') print("| " + char, end=' ')
print(f"| {value} |") print(f"| {value} |")