Refactor generate_phrase() to allow for non-SVO languages

[izzy]

Some languages don't work with the current SVO word ordering used by the generate_phrase function. The function should take another optional argument from wordlist that makes it use a different word ordering.

twitterstatus/twitterstatus.py

Lines 40 to 55 in b423638

	def generate_phrase(open_status=True):
	phrase = choice(WORDLIST[0]) + " "
	phrase += choice(WORDLIST[1]) + " "
	if open_status:
	phrase += choice(WORDLIST[2]) + ". "
	else:
	phrase += choice(WORDLIST[3]) + ". "
	if choice([True, False]):
	if open_status:
	phrase += choice(WORDLIST[4]).title() + "!"
	else:
	phrase += choice(WORDLIST[5]).title() + "!"
	return phrase

[randName]

The way I can see this working is to add a format string to the translations dictionary that determines the order in which the words will be joined.

However, I don't see the pressing need for this change as your sentence at this point is rather simple. In Japanese (the only non-SVO language I personally know), a possible sentence will be "[ Space ] [ は ] [ （営業中｜休み中）。 ] [ Extra stuff ]". While there are nuances in exactly which part of the sentence does what, the structure is still pretty similar.

[izzy]

@randName true, most languages actually use the same ordering but there might be other problems like RTL instead of LTR composition, which would make the format string a valuable addition.