dowsery - 100biere - python - transliteration - SOURCE CODE

import re

def hangulize(text, toEncoding):
  """
    Take romanized Korean text and return
    the hangulized version.
  """
  output = ''
  toLoop = []
  for i in text:
    toLoop.append(i)
  toLoop.reverse()
  # print toLoop
  
  # Set up the vars for the state machine
  state = 'START' # possible states: START, INITIAL, VOWEL, FINAL
  syllable = {}
  hangul = ''
  
  # Start the state machine
  while (len(toLoop) > 0):
    
    # get the next char
    char = toLoop.pop()
    if state == 'START':
      syllable = {}
      # check to make sure it's a letter, if not, just add it to the string
      if char in letters:
        if char in consonantLetters:
          syllable['initial'] = char
          state = 'INITIAL'
          if len(toLoop) == 0:
            if char in nonpachim:
              hangul += hangulize_syllable(syllable)
            else:
              hangul += syllable['initial']
        elif char in vowelLetters:
          syllable['vowel'] = char
          state = 'VOWEL'
          if len(toLoop) == 0:
            if char in moum:
              hangul += hangulize_syllable(syllable)
            else:
              hangul += char
      else:
        if char == '.' and len(toLoop) > 0 and toLoop[-1] in letters:
          if syllable != {}:
            hangul += hangulize_syllable(syllable)
            syllable = {}
            char = ''

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from distutils.core import setup
setup(name='krt',
  version='alpha1',
  py_modules=['krt'],
  author='Dan Rasband',
  author_email='danrasband@gmail.com',
  url='http://code.google.com/p/krtpy'
)