"Buffer improvement" update

Enhancements:

• All entry types were merged into one entry() method, and all type differences were moved to the LoggerEntryTypes (available), ProcessEntryTypes (available), ServiceProcessEntryTypes (not available), ServiceTimerEntryTypes (not available) classes;
• Due to the acquired complexity, a simplified version of the Logger was written - SimpleLogger, where all the cut Logger methods, such as debug, message, etc., were transferred;
• Removed the ability to create custom icon sets (and removed the icon set module);
• The ability to change the color of entries has been removed (now it is impossible to change the color scheme at all due to the new improved data storage system for entry types);
• Added new type EnvironmentType;
• Added new Logger environments:
  • PLAIN_CONSOLE;
  • MARKDOWN;
  • PLAIN;
• All types (classes) created for use within the library have been redefined from their original modules into the new basic.lib_types package;
• Animations and Text buffers module moved to src package;
• Removed emptied package text;
• Removed CombinationException;
• Added EnvironmentException and InitException;
• Buffer updated:
  • Added Buffer input implementation (because after creating a Logger object, you can't use the standard Python print(), input() and other functions that can affect console output when using the CONSOLE environment and the new PLAIN_CONSOLE) - now there is not only output in console, but also input (input() method in Buffer);
  • Updated the save() method of the Text buffer (now the clean argument is important for any environment, since the Buffer of Logger can store not only log entries, which allows the empty() method, which is a standard print() in the library);
  • The implementation of the remove() method in the buffer is complete;
  • Added clear() and load() methods;
  • TextBufferType is no longer an abstract class like other types-class;
  • Buffer development completed;
• Added methods-publishers in the Logger, which display certain information about the Logger in the logs:
  • publish_id() publishes the generated Logger ID;
  • publish_program_name() publishes the name of the program whose work is being logged;
  • publish_environment() publishes the environment in which the Logger works;
  • publish_global_settings() publishes global Logger settings;
  • publish_author() publishes the author of the library;
  • publish_license() publishes a library license;
  • separator() adds a separator in the form of a line of eighty dashes;
• Added wrapper methods in Logger for Buffer methods:
  • Logger.addy()¹ - TextBufferType.insert();
  • Logger.modify()¹ - TextBufferType.replace();
  • Logger.catchy()¹ - TextBufferType.pop();
  • Logger.extractly()¹ - TextBufferType.remove();
  • Logger.clearly()¹ - TextBufferType.clear();
  • Logger.savy()¹ - TextBufferType.save();
  • Logger.loady()¹ - TextBufferType.load();
  • Logger.getty()¹ - TextBufferType.input();
• Of the new wrapper and publisher methods, SimpleLogger implements:
  • SimpleLogger.print() - Logger.empty();
  • SimpleLogger.input() - Logger.getty();
  • SimpleLogger.save() - Logger.savy();
  • SimpleLogger.load() - Logger.loady();
  • SimpleLogger.separator() - Logger.separator();
• Optimized buffer initialization.

1. Why such strange names were chosen is a big story here ... Initially, each entry type represented a different method, but in the documentation, the entry was always represented by the word "entry". When the author had to add the Logger.note_process() method, there was a need to add lines without forming them (that is, to do a regular print() in the Logger, since there was already a functional in the buffer). Since it was thought that such strings would be called "empty", they began to be called "empty". Having already two methods ending in "y", other names were invented for all other Buffer wrapper methods with the main condition - the last letter "y". This was done just for fun. The native language of the author is Ukrainian. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶ ↩⁷ ↩⁸