PyPerfectTable

This is my first lib ever written in python and first project uploaded to github usage:

add_title()

adds title of the table

add_title("First Colomn","Second Colomn")

NOTE: Table cannot be created without title

add_stroke()

adds stroke to the table

add_stroke("Hello world",5,10)

edit_stroke()

function to edit any stroke

how to use: stroke position ; position of colomn u wanna edit : word

edit_stroke("0;0:Hello World;1: Cake")

edit_title()

function to edit title

how to use: position of colomn u wanna edit : word

example:

	1: Hello World; 2: cake

remove_stroke()

function to remove any stroke

int (stroke position) example:

remove_stroke(0)

if no arguments provided will remove all strokes

print_title()

function to return string

example:

print_title()

or:

print_title([0])

or:

print_title([0,1])

print(object.print_stroke()) aditional arguments: [from(int),to(int)] if no arguments provided will print all colomns

print_stroke()

arguments: [from(int),to(int)]

example:

print_stroke()

or:

print_stroke([0])

or:

print_stroke([0,1])

print(object.print_stroke())

if no arguments provided will print all colomns will return string

print()

function to print all colomns (title and strokes)

arguments: [from(int),to(int)]

if no arguments provided - will print all colomns add_argument() <- function to add arguments to colomns arguments: string arguments:

position of colomn : parameter

example:

	1: %; 2: $

stroke_active()

will show progress bar arguments: condition (bool), position (int) , percents (int), length (int)

example:

stroke_active(True,0,100,10)

temp_save()

function to save table and to have ability to load it back

arguments: filename (str)

save()

function to save table in normal way (CANNOT BE USED TO LOAD IT BACK)

parameters:

self.default_cursor = ' <--'
self.WHITE = 15 #Default white color
self.red_to_green = (88,124,160,196,202,208,172,178,148,46) #color pallete
self.enable_color = False
self.enable_numbers = False
self.enable_cursor = False