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author | Kelly Rauchenberger <fefferburbia@gmail.com> | 2016-10-20 08:58:20 -0400 |
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committer | Kelly Rauchenberger <fefferburbia@gmail.com> | 2016-10-20 08:58:20 -0400 |
commit | 9ab9e5fcbc1534111d74c688bf7ad6d6ad46ff2b (patch) | |
tree | aae2c4d60588f32c94c7367df0b35664e468f86b /data.txt | |
parent | 4dade1b6f4f2b37a7ae9e6b1f7ca28e880fd7098 (diff) | |
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Switched from twitcurl to libtwitter++
Also updated verbly, switched from C random interface to C++ random interface, and reworked the datafile to give the generated tweets a different feel.
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1 files changed, 39 insertions, 20 deletions
diff --git a/data.txt b/data.txt index 8535d4e..77179de 100644 --- a/data.txt +++ b/data.txt | |||
@@ -1,27 +1,27 @@ | |||
1 | MAIN | 1 | MAIN |
2 | {PRIMARY} {SECONDARY} | 2 | {NAME} ({CLASS}){\n}{PRIMARY}{\n}{SECONDARY} |
3 | 3 | ||
4 | PRIMARY | 4 | PRIMARY |
5 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} commonly used to treat {SYNDROME}. | 5 | Used to treat {SYNDROME} |
6 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} primarily used for {SYNDROME}. | 6 | Treats the {adjective} symptoms of {SYNDROME} |
7 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} prescribed for {SYNDROME}. | 7 | Cures {SYNDROME} |
8 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} approved for treatment of {SYNDROME}, and {SYNDROME}. | 8 | Approved to treat {SYNDROME} and {SYNDROME} |
9 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} used for {SYNDROME} and {SYNDROME}. | 9 | Prescribed for {SYNDROME} |
10 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} used with {EXISTENT} to treat {syndrome}. | 10 | Used with {EXISTENT} to treat {SYNDROME} |
11 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} used in cases of {EXISTENT} overdose. | 11 | Used recreationally as {CLASS:indefinite} |
12 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} used recreationally as {CLASS:indefinite}. | 12 | Used recreationally for {verbing} |
13 | {NAME} is {CLASS:indefinite} used recreationally for {verbing}. | ||
14 | 13 | ||
15 | SECONDARY | 14 | SECONDARY |
16 | Developed due to the Great {Noun} Epidemic of {year} in {Region}. | 15 | Developed after {year} {Noun} Pandemic |
17 | Frequently prescribed off-label for {SYNDROME}. | 16 | Often used off-label for {SYNDROME} |
18 | Sometimes used for {SYNDROME} because of its {verbing} effect. | 17 | Notable for its {adjective} effect |
19 | Illegal to own in the US because of its {verbing} effect. | 18 | Controlled in the US due to its {adjective} effect |
20 | Developed in {year} to replace {EXISTENT}. | 19 | Developed in {year} to replace {EXISTENT} |
21 | Overtook {EXISTENT} due to its {adjective} effect. | 20 | May cause {ADJECTIVE} feelings |
22 | Synthesized by {FamousName} in {year} in a {verbing} accident. | 21 | Obsoleted by {EXISTENT} |
23 | Used mainly in {year}, before {EXISTENT} became popular. | 22 | Contraindicated by {SYNDROME} |
24 | Only legal in {Region} because of its {verbing} effect. | 23 | Contraindicated by {EXISTENT} |
24 | Decreases the {adjective} effects of {EXISTENT} | ||
25 | 25 | ||
26 | SYNDROME | 26 | SYNDROME |
27 | irritable {noun} syndrome | 27 | irritable {noun} syndrome |
@@ -40,6 +40,16 @@ congenital {noun} disease | |||
40 | {FamousName}'s disease | 40 | {FamousName}'s disease |
41 | {adjective} fever | 41 | {adjective} fever |
42 | hypo{noun}ism | 42 | hypo{noun}ism |
43 | {EXISTENT} overdose | ||
44 | {CLASS} overdose | ||
45 | {CLASS} discontinuation syndrome | ||
46 | {noun} syndrome | ||
47 | low {ATTRIBUTE} | ||
48 | |||
49 | CLASSIFIER | ||
50 | {CLASS:indefinite} | ||
51 | {NAME} | ||
52 | {EXISTENT} | ||
43 | 53 | ||
44 | CLASS | 54 | CLASS |
45 | analgesic | 55 | analgesic |
@@ -84,6 +94,7 @@ SSRI | |||
84 | anxiolytic | 94 | anxiolytic |
85 | antipanic agent | 95 | antipanic agent |
86 | tricyclic | 96 | tricyclic |
97 | tetracyclic | ||
87 | MAOI | 98 | MAOI |
88 | SNRI | 99 | SNRI |
89 | antiandrogen | 100 | antiandrogen |
@@ -95,6 +106,7 @@ antiviral drug | |||
95 | stimulant | 106 | stimulant |
96 | depressant | 107 | depressant |
97 | aphrodisiac | 108 | aphrodisiac |
109 | {EXISTENT} prodrug | ||
98 | 110 | ||
99 | EXISTENT | 111 | EXISTENT |
100 | fluoxetine | 112 | fluoxetine |
@@ -153,6 +165,10 @@ Viagra | |||
153 | heroin | 165 | heroin |
154 | morphine | 166 | morphine |
155 | crystal meth | 167 | crystal meth |
168 | mirtazapine | ||
169 | Remeron | ||
170 | Luvox | ||
171 | fluvoxamine | ||
156 | 172 | ||
157 | NAME | 173 | NAME |
158 | {PRENAME}{NAMEMID}{NAMEIFX} | 174 | {PRENAME}{NAMEMID}{NAMEIFX} |
@@ -196,6 +212,7 @@ Me | |||
196 | Dibu | 212 | Dibu |
197 | Des | 213 | Des |
198 | Ha | 214 | Ha |
215 | Mir | ||
199 | 216 | ||
200 | NAMEMID | 217 | NAMEMID |
201 | pipra | 218 | pipra |
@@ -228,6 +245,7 @@ va | |||
228 | piva | 245 | piva |
229 | flu | 246 | flu |
230 | oxy | 247 | oxy |
248 | taz | ||
231 | {NAMEMID}{NAMEMID} | 249 | {NAMEMID}{NAMEMID} |
232 | {NAMEMID}{NAMEMID} | 250 | {NAMEMID}{NAMEMID} |
233 | 251 | ||
@@ -257,4 +275,5 @@ rone | |||
257 | ine | 275 | ine |
258 | caine | 276 | caine |
259 | rane | 277 | rane |
260 | ide \ No newline at end of file | 278 | ide |
279 | epine \ No newline at end of file | ||