def update_file(self):
pybrary.writeArray(self.name + ".txt", [
self.name, self.typ, self.race,
str(self.strength),
str(self.intel),
str(self.wisdom),
str(self.charisma),
str(self.pack_list), self.back_slot, self.belt_slot, self.r_hand,
self.l_hand
])
def delt():
#deletes a name and moves the next line up to where it was so we're not left with an empty line
try:
print("Please enter a valid filename and a valid line number")
file = str(input("Enter the filename here -------->")).strip(
"\n"
) #i have been saying str(input()) but I think it might be pointless and I should just be saying input()
file = file.strip()
array = pybrary.readFile(file)
print(" ")
num = int(
input("Enter line number here (between 1 and 5 please)--------->"))
var = ("")
array[num - 1] = var
new = [
] #this will hold a new array this new array will only be appended to and only if its not a blank line
for i in range(0, 5):
if (array[i] != ""):
new.append(array[i])
print(" ")
print("The new file will look like this:")
print(" ")
print("")
print("") #make it look nice
print("")
print("")
print("")
print("")
print(new)
print("")
print("")
print("")
print("")
print("")
print("")
#now overwrite the old file with the new array
pybrary.writeArray(file, new)
except:
print(" ")
print("Error detected!")
time.sleep(0.5) #make user thinnk program is actually thinking
print("Scanning...")
time.sleep(0.52)
print("Error located!")
print("Description: USER IS A MORON"
) #generally the cause of all issues... a safe bet
print(" ")
print("You will need to redo this whole function...")
print(" ")
delt() #if there is an issue we have to try again
def newFile():
#makes a whole new file
names = []
temp = ""
for i in range(0, 5):
temp = str(input("Please enter name " + str(i + 1) + ":"))
names.append(temp)
print(" ")
temp = str(
input(
"Please enter a file name (filename does not need to alread excist:"
))
pybrary.writeArray(temp, names)
def editName():
#edits a user specified line in a specified file
try: #try and get a REAL file to edit
print(
"You have chosen to edit a name in a file. You will have to first specify the file in which the line you wish to edit resides"
)
file = str(input("please enter the file name on this line ---->"))
array = pybrary.readFile(
file
) #we will get the whole file as an array... edit THAT array... and then over write the old file with the eddited array
except:
print(
"something went wrong. I spoke to the guys in the back and they said you'll have to redo this function all over. Sorry about this but it WAS probiby your fault."
)
editName()
return #should end the whole function !!!!!!------- I NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED THIS TO END THE WHOLE FUNCTION ----------!!!!!!!!
#time to edit that array
print("Which line would you like to edit?")
print(" ")
print("1___________" + array[0])
print("2___________" + array[1])
print("3___________" + array[2])
print(
"4___________" + array[3]
) #menu .... what line does user want to edit......shows user what is on each line
print("5___________" + array[4])
print(" ")
done = False
while (done == False):
print(
"I HAVE HAD A LONG DAY. IF YOU ENTER A NUMBER LESS THAN ONE OR GREATER THAT 5 YOU WILL BREAK THIS PROGRAM."
) #AN INOVATIVE APPROCH TO GETTING SAFE INPUT
print(
"TO BE VERY CLEAR... DO NOT ENTER A NUMBER OTHER THAN 1, 2, 3, 4, OR 5"
)
print(
"IF YOU DO THIS PROGRAM WILL CRASH BUT BEFORE IT DOES THAT IT WILL SEND ME AN EMAIL SAYING WHO YOU ARE. THEN I WILL HUNT YOU DOWN AND GET VERY UPSET"
)
skip = False
snum = str(input("Enter choice here ------>"))
try:
num = int(snum)
except:
done = False
skip = True
print("We will have to get you to retry entering a choice...")
print(" ")
if (skip != True): #we have good input
var = array[num - 1]
print("Your line currently says: " + var)
print("What would you rather it say?")
var = input("ENTER YOUR REVISIONS ON THIS LINE --->")
array[num - 1] = var
#now write that array to the file (overwrite not append)
#luckly i have already writen the code to do just that
pybrary.writeArray(file, array)
done = True #we have reached the end of the function