Stepping successively through each of my imported-from-Package_01 modules: A, B and C as well as within Main, I inserted test print statements with references to the Ansii dictionary I have stored in module A. The referencing included {v.Ansii['YELLOW'} as well as its shallow copy, {v.yy_}. It worked each time.
So basically I am resurrected to the point of having a color-coded welcome mat. The only strange thing is that the string (dot) center(width, fill_char) method is not providing the same per-character width as the lines above and below the middle print-out. (Result screen grab shown next:) Don't yet know why.
The WELCOME door mat is generated with 3 function calls, namely, a first line generator that prints the top asterisks (*'s) with the frame ID as a string item (it is not an integer); a second line generator that locates the middle message as having a specific frame type like "intro_" followed by the frame_id (e.g., "00") and further having a line ID (in my plan, one or more of the letters in the alphabetic sequence "a-z". The print() statement will include the center() method and will go inside a Python exec() command so that I can generate the message ID as being equal to (=) pre-fix + frame_ID + line_ID's as variables that are auto-generated. Then iterate to print one or a sequence of such middle lines. The bottom line of the mat is just astrisks is printed by a 3rd function. Still working on formulating the exec(print()) idea. It should work (fingers crossed)
Comments
Post a Comment