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 -  Août 2019 - 

Comme je suis en train de redécouvrir les snippets qui m'ont amusés, marquée etc. Je ne resiste pas à vous partager le poème bouddhiste auto-génératif en python développer en tant que code as art en 2007

source : https://honestpoet.wordpress.com/2007/12/23/worlds-first-poem-written-in-python/

Ps : le poème ne fonctionne plus chez moi , je dois dire que cela fait longtemps que je n'ai plus fais du python , quelqu'un sait pourquoi ?

python poem.py 
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "poem.py", line 4, in 
    myinnards=open('wiseremembrances.py','r')
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'wiseremembrances.py'

Citation :

# This poem was generated from Python 2.5 using a series of list object operations.
# All output (including the output authoring it's own source code)
# was sent to the textfile using a virtual compiler during runtime.


Wise Remembrances


I am not the things I have.
    I am not the people I love.
        I am not the labors I do.
            I am not the perceptions I experience.
                I am not the thoughts I think.
                    I am not the emotions I feel.
                        I am not the rules I follow.
                            But in this moment . . .
                        The rules I follow become me.
                    The emotions I feel become me.
                The thoughts I think become me.
            The perceptions I experience become me.
        The labors I do become me.
    The people I love become me.
The things I have become me.
 Rules I follow. 
    Perceptions I experience. 
        Thoughts I think. 
            Labors I do. 
                Things I have. 
                    People I love. 
                        Emotions I feel. 
                            But I will be unhappy if I forget . . .
                            I am not the things I have.
                        I am not the people I love.
                    I am not the labors I do.
                I am not the perceptions I experience.
            I am not the thoughts I think.
        I am not the emotions I feel.
    I am not the rules I follow.


# Like any good poet, I bare my own innards below:

import random, sys
fileout=open('Wise_remembrances.txt','w')
myinnards=open('wiseremembrances.py','r')
myinnards_exposed=myinnards.read()
sys.stdout=fileout
print '# This poem was generated from Python 2.5 using a series of list object operations.'
print '# All output (including the output authoring it\'s own source code)'
print '# was sent to the textfile using a virtual compiler during runtime.\n'
print '\n\nWise Remembrances\n\n'
global itemcounter
objectlist=[
    'the things I have',
    'the people I love',
    'the labors I do',
    'the perceptions I experience',
    'the thoughts I think',
    'the emotions I feel',
    'the rules I follow']
itemcounter=0
def denunciation(objectlist,itemcounter,grade):
    for item in objectlist:
        print itemcounter*'\t'+'I am not '+item+'.\n',
        itemcounter+=grade
    return itemcounter
def repunct(objectlist):
    for index in range(0,len(objectlist)):
        objectlist[index]=objectlist[index][0].swapcase()+objectlist[index][1:]
itemcounter=denunciation(objectlist,itemcounter,1)
objectlist.reverse()
print '\n'+itemcounter*'\t'+'But in this moment . . .\n'
repunct(objectlist)
for item in objectlist:
    itemcounter-=1
    print itemcounter*'\t'+item+' become me.'
copylist=[]
for item in objectlist:
    copylist.append(item)
random.shuffle(copylist)
newlist=[]
for item in copylist:
    newlist.append(item[4].upper()+item[5:]+'.')


for item in newlist:
    print '\n',itemcounter*'\t',item,
    itemcounter+=1
print '\n\n'+itemcounter*'\t'+'But I will be unhappy if I forget . . .\n'
objectlist.reverse()
repunct(objectlist)
itemcounter=denunciation(objectlist,itemcounter,-1)
print '\n\n# Like any good poet, I bare my own innards below:\n\n'
print myinnards_exposed


# This is software that composes a Buddhist sutra "renunciation poem" "on-the-fly". 
# It further displays it's own source code as above.  If you run the code above in a Python compiler, 
# you will get a different, but similarly-ruled poem.  Interestingly, the Artificial Intelligent "author" 
# reflects on her own process at the end of the poem by displaying her own innards (Including this commentary).

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