Beispiel #1
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    def ask_for_password():
        global my_password
        FOO.change_flow(True)
        while FOO.flow_control_is(True):
            my_password = FOO.question("""
            Now please enter your custom password.
            Create a new one if you don't have one already.

            Password: """)
            if not FOO.ANNOYANCE and my_password:
                FOO.text("""
                Oops, sorry! That was plain-text. Don't worry, this is no error, it's just that \
                I can't help it, because there's no cross-platform Python \
                function that I know of which has predictable 'asterisk' behavior.""",
                """
                Also, you're the developer, it's up to you to create your desired behavior. I'm \
                but a humble automatic TUTORIAL.""", end = "")
                FOO.ANNOYANCE = True
            elif not my_password:
                if not FOO.ANNOYANCE2:
                    FOO.text("""
                    Really!? No password? Well, we've got a badass here, your call.""", end = "")
                    FOO.ANNOYANCE2 = True
                else:
                    FOO.text("<blank password>", end = "", skip = True)
            FOO.yn_question("""
            Do you want to change your password?""")
Beispiel #2
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    def ask_for_keys(force_change = False): ## Asks for keys, what else?
        global client_id, client_secret, password, keys
        if force_change:
            FOO.change_flow(True)
        else:
            FOO.yn_question ("""\
            Do you want to set up new keys?""")
        while FOO.flow_control_is(True):
            FOO.text("""
            Please type in your keys as asked""", skip = True)
            client_id     = FOO.question ("... Client ID ..: ")
            client_secret = FOO.question (". Client Secret : ")
            password      = FOO.question ("... Password ...: ")
            keys = {'client_id': client_id, 'client_secret': client_secret, 'password': password}
            FOO.yn_question ("""\
            Do you want to make any changes to the previous keys?""")

        FOO.text("""
        Alright! It seems you have your keys ready and you're good to go!
        """)
Beispiel #3
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    ## 2: @567 [1] You see? It took you about half a second to read the sentence in line [1].

    FOO.text("","""
    That nonsense over there is our very own event logging. Admittedly, this was programmed before becoming \
    aware that Python has logging functions on its own.
    Nevertheless this one suits our purposes: you get an entry number "n:", followed by a timestamp "@ms", \
    then an optional follow-up indicator [m] when the entry refers to a previous operation, and then the \
    explanation of whatever has just happened.""",
    """\
    Now, back to the keys: You'll notice that some keys_loc.json file was mentioned, this file contains an index \
    of the location of your key files, once they are created.
    """)

    ## Asking for username
    while not FOO.flow_control_is(True):
        username = FOO.question("""
        Now please enter your username: """)
        while not username:
            FOO.text("Name cannot be blank.", skip = True)
            username = FOO.question("""
            Now please enter your username: """)
        FOO.text("""
        Nice to meet you {username}.""".format(username = username), skip = True)
        if not FOO.ANNOYANCE:
            FOO.text("""\
            I am TUTORIAL, and as you can see, I'm a very basic user interface.""", skip = True)
            FOO.ANNOYANCE = True
        FOO.yn_question("""Are you sure your username is correct?""")


    FOO.text("""
    The next step is to attempt retrieving your keys using retrieve_keys(). This function automatically calls \