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"""
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SF-SubjectLineDeconstructor
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Created by:
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Emanuel Borges
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09.21.2023
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Very simple program that will read a list of subject lines and deconstruct them to consilidate them into a list of something attorneys
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can use to pull out responsive terms.
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"""
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def ProcessLine(line, removalList):
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line = line.strip()
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for begVal in removalList:
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if line.startswith(begVal):
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line = line.replace(begVal,"",1)
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return line.strip()
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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removalList = ['[EXTERNAL] ', 'RE: ', 'FW: ','Accepted: ','Canceled: ','Tentative: ', 'Re: ', 'Fw: ', 'Fwd: ', 'Automatic reply: ', 'Declined: ', '[EXTERNAL EMAIL] ']
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sfInputFileName = r"C:\Users\eborges\Documents\Cases\State Farm\subject_line_raw.txt"
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outputFileName = r"C:\Users\eborges\Documents\Cases\State Farm\subject_line_EB.txt"
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sfSubjectSet = set()
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contents = open(sfInputFileName).readlines()
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print(f"This file contains {len(contents)} lines.")
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for line in contents:
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line = line.replace("\n","")
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begLineTest = True
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while begLineTest == True:
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begLineTest = False
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for begVal in removalList:
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if line.startswith(begVal):
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begLineTest = True
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line = ProcessLine(line, removalList)
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sfSubjectSet.add(line)
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outputFile = open(outputFileName,'w')
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sfSubJectList = list(sfSubjectSet)
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sfSubJectList.sort()
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for i in sfSubJectList:
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outputFile.write(f"{i}\n")
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outputFile.close() |
