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   $ bash "$d_bin"'blog/blog analysis.sh' 
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   basics- keyWrdA_setup, pTxt_to_pWrdL : 
   keyWrdA_setup()  - create an array of keywords from catenation of several keyword files
   pTxt_to_pWrdL()  - extract all words in pTxt (mv this to fileops.sh later)
   pWrdL_rmStdDictionary_pNovel()  - rm words from pWrdL that are in the Linux dictionary
       14Oct2024 mv this to fileops.sh later
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   transcription processing [manual, auto] stages : 
   pCmtBig_process()  - save comments longer than pMinSize to pCmtBig
   pCmtKey_process()  - augment pCmtBig with keyword scores
   pCmtScr_process()  - filter pCmtKey by keyword score
   manually mark ALL pCmtScr comments with [#+, #-] to [select, ignore] (huge work)
   pInnOut_process()  - filter pInnOut by OR("^#+' = Inn), depending on 
   manually mark a copy of ALL pCmtInn with [#> , #>>] lists of fNams (huge work)
      the fNams apply of [all, part] of comment
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   themes processing : 
   getRestOfCmtL()  - adds '#> '  marked fNamThemes to array restOfCmtL
      restOfCmtL applies to the rest of a comment
   getParagraphL()  - adds '#>> ' marked fNamThemes to array paragraphL
      paragraphL applies only to a "paragraph", can be line sequence without whiteLines
   pCmtTmp_typ_save_pThemeAry()  - appends [author, line of a comment] to applicable theme files  
   pCmtThm_process()  - processes a single comment, allocating parts to [pCmtRest, pCmtParg]s
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   Blog comment processing, common approach :
   pBlog_get_pCmt()  - gets lines of a single comment
   pBlog_process()  - process a blog txt file 
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   tests, except themes tests handled separately : 
   test_keyWrdA_setup()  - 
   pCmtKey_process_test()  - pCmtBig -> add [scoreTotal, keyWrdL] -> pCmtKey
   test_pCmtKey_process()  - 14Oct2024 this is messed up!
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   blog: summary of classification after manual annotations
   pCmtScr_getIOCount_pLog()  - InnOut counts in pCmtScr, saved to pLog
   pCmtScr_get_pIOMisL()  - get list of scores that don't have annotation
      eg '#] 2  0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0'