def update(file, common_options):
get_table_from(file)
id_ = terminal_view.get_input("ID: ",
"Please provide ID, which you want to edit")
record = terminal_view.get_inputs([opt for opt in common_options],
"Please provide following data: ")
save(file, common.update(get_table_from(file), id_, record))
def update_record(table, id, inputs, filename):
counter = 0
update_id = None
for item in table:
if str(item[0]) in str(id):
update_id = counter
new_list = common.update(table, update_id, make_record(get_data(), inputs))
counter += 1
data_manager.write_table_to_file(filename, new_list)
def update(table, id_, record):
"""
Updates specified record in the table.
Args:
table: list in which record should be updated
id_ (str): id of a record to update
record (list): updated record
Returns:
list: table with updated record
"""
table = common.update(table, id_, record)
return table
def update(table, id_, record):
"""
Updates specified record in the table.
Args:
table: list in which record should be updated
id_ (str): id of a record to update
record (list): updated record
Returns:
list: table with updated record
"""
# record[3], record[1], record[2] = int(record[3]), int(record[1]), int(record[2])
table = common.update(table, id_, record)
# your code
return table
def update(table, id_, record):
table = common.update(table, id_, record)
return table
