class Entry: """ Entry class is used for interaction with an Entry between the work_log and the CSV class. Most of the functions in this class simply pass down variables or display them in a neater way. Init initializes the CSV and Errors class, and the entry class uses user input to create a new entry. """ # Init initializes CSV/Error class to use in other functions def __init__(self): self.my_csv = CSV() self.error = Error() # Add an entry to CSV file def add(self): # Set date, name, time, and notes, check for errors on first 3 (Notes are optional) date = self.error.time_error() name = self.error.empty_task_error() time = self.error.time_spent_error() notes = input("Enter any additional notes on the entry (optional)\n>>") # Pass down variables to writer in CSV, print confirmation self.my_csv.writer(date, name, time, notes) input("This entry has been added. Press enter to return to the main menu!") # Delete an Entry (pass info) def delete(self, to_delete): self.my_csv.delete_entry(to_delete) # Edit an Entry (pass info) def edit(self, list_edit, item_edit): self.my_csv.edit_entry(list_edit, item_edit) # Search by date Range (pass info) def range(self, date1, date2): self.my_csv.reader5(date1, date2) # Used for appending whole row while looking in entire row def list_display(self, look): new_list = [x for x in self.my_csv.reader(look)] return new_list # Used for appending whole row while looking at Task Name and Additional Notes def list_display2(self, look): new_list = [x for x in self.my_csv.reader2(look)] return new_list # Used for appending whole row while looking at Task Name and Additional Notes with REGEX def list_display3(self, look): new_list = [x for x in self.my_csv.reader3(look)] return new_list # Used for appending whole row while looking at Time Spent def list_display4(self, look): new_list = [x for x in self.my_csv.reader4(look)] return new_list # Used to display available dates def display_dates(self): for x in self.my_csv.date_reader(): print(x)