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Web Application for Intuitive Composition of Text Filters
Sadílek, Jakub ; Kolář, Martin (referee) ; Herout, Adam (advisor)
The aim of this thesis is to provide intuitive and easy to use tool for advanced text filtration with the option of easy prototyping and tuning, without the necessity to know programming techniques. The basic principle is the choice of text tools and their inserting into the sequence, so called pipeline, which is typical for shell, from which the application draws inspiration. Tools can be also additionally edited or swapped. The application is aimed primarily at users unfamiliar with this principle or at programmers, for whom it is time-efficient to have their text modified this way and afterwards generate equivalent shell expression. Another way of tuning is realized using so called breakpoints, through which it is easy to quickly focus on chosen lines of the text. This way, the application offers functionality in two separated modes, between which the users can switch anytime according to their needs.
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