oKempi / Fandle

File handling library for python (dont have high expectations :D)

Fandle

File handling library for python

Commands:

print(Fandle.Version)

• prints out the current version of the library

write_list (arguments: list, file (variable that opens the file), spaces (True/False)

• If you specify that: "spaces == True" the command writes the list with spaces

• Takes your pre-defined arguemts and writes them into a file

write_tuple (arguments: tuple, file (variable that opens the file), spaces(True/False)

• If you specify that: "spaces == True" the command writes the list with spaces

• Takes your pre-defined arguemts and writes them into a file

write_set (arguments: set, file (variable that opens the file), spaces(True/False)

• If you specify that: "spaces == True" the command writes the list with spaces

• Takes your pre-defined arguemts and writes them into a file

sort (arguments: constant)

• (You can use list with dicts in it)

findIn_dict (arguments: dict/list (of dicts), keyword)

• Finds value in the dict/list of dicts using the set keyword

check_write (arguments: data (It can be: str, int, float, range, set, tuple, list))

• Checks if you can write something into any file (right now it only checks in .txt file)

CauseOfcheck_write (arguments: data (It can be: str, int, set, tuple, list))

• Checks if you can write the argument into any file (right now it only checks in .txt file)

• Gives an error at the part that did not work

write_eachLine (arguments: data (It can be: list, set, tuple, dict), file (variable that opens the file), space(True/False))

• Takes your pre-defined argument and uses it to write each part on one line

• If you specify that: "space == True" the command writes it with space beforehand

delete (arguments: file (variable that opens the file))

• Deletes the file you chose