jo-lang

// For Adobe InDesign! 
// this script will make a new file 
// with the same dimensions as the currently active document 
// and place the pages as linked files.
// The active source document needs a number of pages that is a multiple of 4 (4, 8, 12, 16, ...)
// Depending on the submitted pageamount per section 
// the pages will be placed for saddle stitch binding. 

//  johannes lang january 2025
//  not heavily tested, use at own risk! 

jo-lang

from collections import Counter

# Change the path to whatever file you want to be read 
pth = 'MOBY-DICK.txt'

with open(pth) as f:
    words = f.read().lower().split()
    ct = Counter(words)
    
print (ct.most_common(100))

jo-lang

# a simple script to generate pdfs of (german) text converted to braille.
# this script need the drawbot app!
# This follows the DIN 32976

# a list of words 
words = [
    'This should output braille',
    ]

dot_s = 16    # the dot size 1.6mm 

jo-lang

''' 
An interpretation of a work by Timm Ulrichs
see this blog post: https://letterformarchive.org/news/shaped-text
See other solutions in this twitter-thread:
https://twitter.com/MauriceMeilleur/status/1329218247594561538
'''

# ---------------
# S E T T I N G S

jo-lang

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import re 
from random import shuffle

look_for = 'áàãâéêçíóôõúü'
omit = '[,:;.()!"?]'
max_amount = 2000000

pattern = r'[^\s]*'+ '[' + re.escape(look_for) + ']' + r'[^\s]*'
found_words = []