clipboardWordsToPythonEnum

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A simple Python program that takes something like:

    Book Sissor Fork Glass='half empty'

out of your clipboard and replaces it with:

    Book   = 'Book'
    Sissor = 'Sissor'
    Fork   = 'Fork'
    Glass  = 'half empty'

Alternatively if you have:

    Book       = 'Book'
    Sissor =          'Sissor'
  Fork                =           "Fork"
    Glass  =  'half empty'
    Glass    =        'half full'

In your clipboard, it will give you:

    Book   = 'Book'
    Sissor = 'Sissor'
    Fork   = 'Fork'
    Glass  = 'half empty'

In your clipboard! Note that it also:

• maintains indentation (only spaces are supported for indentation).
• removes duplicate keys
• Aligns the assignment operators (equal signs) by adding extra spaces to there left

Binaries

You can grab binary versions at https://github.com/ItsCubeTime/clipboardWordsToPythonEnum/releases/

Alternatively compile yourself with: https://pypi.org/project/auto-py-to-exe/ . Just open up the directory with the .py file in a cmd line window and type auto-py-to-exe

You can also run the .py file yourself assuming that you have a working & compatible Python3 interpreter installed. Developed in a Windows 11 environment using Python 3.10.2.