This program reads and processes ASCII templates from a text file and provides functionalities to display and manipulate them.
To run the program, execute the following command in your terminal:
go run main.go <input_string>
<input_string>
: Optional argument specifying the input string.
The program will display the input string followed by the processed ASCII templates.
- Reading ASCII Templates from File
The program reads ASCII templates from the standard.txt
file. Each template is separated by a blank line, and each line in a template corresponds to a row of the ASCII art.
- Displaying ASCII Templates
The ReadStandardTxt
function reads the standard.txt
file and processes the ASCII templates. It prints each line of each template, excluding the first line if it's empty.
- TODO: Character Transformation
There's a placeholder function named printMultipleCharacter
that is meant to handle printing multiple characters in a row, similar to the example provided in the comment.
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The program currently focuses on reading and displaying ASCII templates. Additional functionalities can be added based on the project's requirements.
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Be cautious when handling newline characters ('\n') within the templates. Different logic might be needed for templates with multiple newlines.
Suppose the standard.txt
file contains the following templates:
Running the program with the command:
go run main.go "Hello"
- Add functionality to print multiple characters in a row using
printMultipleCharacter
function. - Explore ways to handle different newline patterns within templates.