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srtrail 0.0.1
SpeedRunners trail editing library

# srtrail
Python library to edit SpeedRunners trails.

Use `pip` to install:

    $ pip install srtrail

Below is some sample code to get you started. This will open a trail, and make a copy of it.

```py
from srtrail import trail

srt = srtrail.Trail()
srt.load('trail.srt')
srt.save('copy.srt')
```

Once you have the trail, you will need to place it in the `{USER}/Documents/SavedGames/SpeedRunners/CEngineStorage/AllPlayers/Trails/Local/Import/` directory, where `{USER}` is the name of the account you are logged into on your PC. Then, simply start the game and you can use/edit/publish your trail.
pycolims 0.2.0
An importable, single stage CLI menu package

# Python Command Line Menu Selector (PyCoLiMS)
A command line menu, designed for single stage selection.
Displays a given list on screen for user to select, either in single or multi mode.
Returns selected item/s to the calling function in the same format as provided.

If given a dictionary, pycolims will return key/s, allowing easy user input to call a dict value

In the case of lists too large to display at once, pycolims breaks the list down into terminal-sized
 chunks, with a paging system to cycle between the chunks 

\* It's a series of pointers, not a bunch of new lists. Pycolims tries to stay memory friendly!

### Installation

```
pip install pycolims
```

### Single Selection menu

```python
import pycolims
menu_single = pycolims.Single()
menu_single.run(array_in, header: str="")
```

A single selection menu will display items on screen and return a single user selected value
This can be a single item or one nested list from a given matrix 

### Multi Selection Menu
```python
import pycolims
menu_multi = pycolims.Multi()
menu_multi.run(array_in, header: str="")
```

When a multi pycolims is used, the menu returns the entire given array with each item converted to 
a list, where [0] is a boolean indicating selection

```python
 >>> list_with_booleans = menu_multi.run([0, 1, '2'])
 # User selects first and last options...
 >>> print(list_with_booleans)
 [[True, 0], [False, 1], [True, '2']]
```

Multi pycolims can also parse a given list in similar format to display items 'already selected'

```python
prev_settings = [[True, 'val_one'], 
                 [False, 'val_two']]
```

#### Pycolims menu options

Each pycolims menu has a series of commands at the bottom

    Single menu options
      (-) Prev Page
      (+) Next Page
      (!!) Break

    Multi Menu Options
      (-) Prev Page
      (+) Next Page
      (**) Select All (//) Clear All (><) Flip All (..) Return Selected (!!) Break

(-) Prev Page
(+) Next Page

Cycles through available pages

(!!) Break

Easy back out for end user use; throws a Keyboard interrupt error to interrupt code

(**) Select All (//) Clear All

Selects/Clears ALL available items

(><) Flip All

Inverts all item selections

(..) Return Selected

Finishes a multi selection menu and returns items