def puts(self, r):
stdout = sys.stdout.write
type_ = type(r)
if type_ == list:
[puts(i, stream=stdout) for i in r]
elif type_ == dict:
for key in r:
puts(min_width(colored.blue(key), 25) + r[key])
else:
puts(str(r), stream=stdout)
def print_column(text, size):
"""
Displays text in the column with a specified width
:param text: message string
:type text: str
:param size: width of the column
:type size: int
:return:
"""
puts(min_width(text, size), newline=False)
# Number of "Fit"'s is the answer.
#
from clint.textui import progress, colored, min_width
import sys
magic = []
def square_add(num, list):
num = str(num)
digits = {}
for i, digit in enumerate(num):
digits[i] = digit
sum = 0
for x in digits:
sum += int(digits[x]) * int(digits[x])
list.append(str(sum))
return list
for i in progress.bar(range(1, 10000000, 1)):
nums = []
nums.append(str(i))
while nums[-1] != '89' and nums[-1] != '1':
square_add(nums[-1], nums)
if nums[-1] == '89':
magic.append(nums[0])
nums = []
sys.stderr.write(min_width('Fit [%s] ' % str(len(magic)), len('Fit [%s] ' % str(10000000))))
def format_line(command, w):
return "%s%s" % (min_width(command.name, w),
command.description)
def format_line(command, w):
return "%s%s" % (min_width(command.name, w),
command.description)
