Tokenize the line on the newlines and center each token

Aanic17 Tokenize the line on the newlines and center each token

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Dumb Bird•7/24/22, 11:14 PM

I know how to center a string, but using a multiline string is differnt

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Dumb Bird•7/24/22, 11:14 PM

Look at No Access and you'll see my problem and how I solved it

Aanic17 Tokenize the line on the newlines and center each token

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Dumb Bird•7/24/22, 11:19 PM

This also wouldn't have worked as I wanted to because I need to keep the newlines

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 3:29 AM

Ever wanted to read headache code? Well here is the start to a library I am making. It's for creating list boxes in the terminal. I've messed with the idea before but I never really tried to optimize it or make it feature packed. Not all features are implemented, this is really bare bones. Theming is in place though, if you read the code you may see some of the planned features.

lstboxes.py7.87KB

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 3:33 AM

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 3:34 AM

This is Linux exclusive but in the end I hope to get Windows support on it.

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:04 AM

For anyone wondering there is no flickering, even when running this on a slow computer

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:04 AM

Flickering is something I am heavily trying to avoid

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:05 AM

I also added a feature where if you go to the top of the list you can set it to cycle. Meaning if you are at option1 and press UP you'll go down to option3

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:10 AM

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:10 AM

Can Discord seriously not show an mkv

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:10 AM

Let me convert it to mp4

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:11 AM

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:12 AM

As you may be able to see it's slows down at times but at least it doesn't flicker am i rite

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:44 AM

note to self:write a clear partial function (or something similar) to clean up clear_menu_on_exit code

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 5:15 AM

Added everything other than multi select and shortcuts

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 5:15 AM

I'll work on those tomorrow

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 5:15 AM

Than I'll start working on all the keybinding stuff

QQuantum more than 3 inheritance

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 2:01 PM

I can’t think of a example with three

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 2:02 PM

I have a decent example for two

QQuantum Any pratical example of usage of multiple inheritance?

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 2:18 PM

Yes to an extent, I’d say about 2 should be the limit. If you use anything more you should rethink on how to fix it

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 3:58 PM

            # Reset theme
            [stdout.write(
                # Make space
                " "*len(self.menu_cursor)

                + (  # If shortcuts are enabled this code will run (Themes shortcut)
                    # Bracket 1 style
                    ("".join([style for style in self.shortcut_brace_theme])+"[")

                    # Shortcut key
                    + self.shortcut_keys[p] +

                    # Bracket 2 style
                    ("".join([style for style in self.shortcut_brace_theme])+"] ") if self.shortcuts else "")
                
                +option+"\n"
            ) for option in self.choices]
            stdout.flush()

            # Reset theme
            [stdout.write(
                # Make space
                " "*len(self.menu_cursor)

                + (  # If shortcuts are enabled this code will run (Themes shortcut)
                    # Bracket 1 style
                    ("".join([style for style in self.shortcut_brace_theme])+"[")

                    # Shortcut key
                    + self.shortcut_keys[p] +

                    # Bracket 2 style
                    ("".join([style for style in self.shortcut_brace_theme])+"] ") if self.shortcuts else "")
                
                +option+"\n"
            ) for option in self.choices]
            stdout.flush()

            # Reset theme
            [stdout.write(
                # Make space
                " "*len(self.menu_cursor)

                + (  # If shortcuts are enabled this code will run (Themes shortcut)
                    # Bracket 1 style
                    ("".join([style for style in self.shortcut_brace_theme])+"[")

                    # Shortcut key
                    + self.shortcut_keys[p] +

                    # Bracket 2 style
                    ("".join([style for style in self.shortcut_brace_theme])+"] ") if self.shortcuts else "")
                
                +option+"\n"
            ) for option in self.choices]
            stdout.flush()

            # Reset theme
            [stdout.write(
                # Make space
                " "*len(self.menu_cursor)

                + (  # If shortcuts are enabled this code will run (Themes shortcut)
                    # Bracket 1 style
                    ("".join([style for style in self.shortcut_brace_theme])+"[")

                    # Shortcut key
                    + self.shortcut_keys[p] +

                    # Bracket 2 style
                    ("".join([style for style in self.shortcut_brace_theme])+"] ") if self.shortcuts else "")
                
                +option+"\n"
            ) for option in self.choices]
            stdout.flush()

I'm doing everything in a single statement fuck it

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:03 PM

Well it works that's all that really matters

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:09 PM

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:10 PM

This is what the output looks like

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:10 PM

listbox = Listbox(["entry1", "entry2", "entry3"],
                  title=f"{Style.bold}This is a test title :){Style.reset}",
                  shortcuts=True,
                  shortcut_keys=["A", "B", "C"]
)
print(listbox.show())

listbox = Listbox(["entry1", "entry2", "entry3"],
                  title=f"{Style.bold}This is a test title :){Style.reset}",
                  shortcuts=True,
                  shortcut_keys=["A", "B", "C"]
)
print(listbox.show())

listbox = Listbox(["entry1", "entry2", "entry3"],
                  title=f"{Style.bold}This is a test title :){Style.reset}",
                  shortcuts=True,
                  shortcut_keys=["A", "B", "C"]
)
print(listbox.show())

listbox = Listbox(["entry1", "entry2", "entry3"],
                  title=f"{Style.bold}This is a test title :){Style.reset}",
                  shortcuts=True,
                  shortcut_keys=["A", "B", "C"]
)
print(listbox.show())

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 4:23 PM

It's a library I am making for fun

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 6:25 PM

@BumbleBee not really sure what you are trying to do. My guess is that you shouldn't be passing

"yellow"

"yellow"

"yellow"

"yellow" but rather something else. Python is throwing a fit because you have passed a string when the function is looking for something else

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 6:26 PM

Code examples would be nice as well as a description of what you are trying to do

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 6:26 PM

https://dontasktoask.com/

Don't ask to ask, just ask

BBumbleBee help plz

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 6:32 PM

Please read the messages above where I mentioned you

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 6:34 PM

Don’t ask to ask? It mean to elaborate on your problem and what you are trying to do in a sense

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 6:36 PM

You seem to not understand python basics, learn python.

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 6:36 PM

When I say don’t ask to ask it means if you ask something make sure you ask in detail

BBumbleBee im only human

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 6:37 PM

… yes thank you for that info. I am too.

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Dumb Bird•7/25/22, 6:37 PM

Learn python, that’s not an inhuman thing to do

Tokenize the line on the newlines and center each token

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