variablesplus 2.2.0__tar.gz → 2.2.2__tar.gz

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  Metadata-Version: 2.4
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  Name: variablesplus
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- Version: 2.2.0
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+ Version: 2.2.2
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  Summary: A Python package for variables plus
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  Author: Egglord
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  License: MIT
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  # variables_plus
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- A simple Python library to create, clear, read and delete global variables.
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+ A simple Python library to create, clear, read, write and delete global variables.
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  This is my first python library :D
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  Commands:
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  vp.vp("create(variable=something)") # Remove =something to create a blank variable.
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  vp.vp("clear(variable)") # Leave clear() empty to clear all variables.
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- vp.vp("delete(variable)")
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+ vp.vp("delete(variable)") # Variable needs to exist.
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  vp.vp("read(variable)") # Doesn't print it. Use print(vp.vp("read(variable)")) to print the variables contents.
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+ vp.vp(“write(variable=something)”) # Variable needs to exist.
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+ !NB!
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+ Use: pip install variablesplus
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+ But, to import it: import vb
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  # variables_plus
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- A simple Python library to create, clear, read and delete global variables.
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+ A simple Python library to create, clear, read, write and delete global variables.
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  This is my first python library :D
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  Commands:
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  vp.vp("create(variable=something)") # Remove =something to create a blank variable.
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  vp.vp("clear(variable)") # Leave clear() empty to clear all variables.
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- vp.vp("delete(variable)")
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+ vp.vp("delete(variable)") # Variable needs to exist.
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  vp.vp("read(variable)") # Doesn't print it. Use print(vp.vp("read(variable)")) to print the variables contents.
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+ vp.vp(“write(variable=something)”) # Variable needs to exist.
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+ !NB!
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+ Use: pip install variablesplus
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+ But, to import it: import vb
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  [project]
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  name = "variablesplus"
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- version = "2.2.0"
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+ version = "2.2.2"
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  description = "A Python package for variables plus"
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  readme = "README.md"
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  requires-python = ">=3.8"
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  setup(
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  name="variables_plus",
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- version="2.2.0",
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  packages=find_packages(),
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  description="A simple library to create, clear, and delete global variables",
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  author="",
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  Metadata-Version: 2.4
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  Name: variablesplus
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- Version: 2.2.0
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+ Version: 2.2.2
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  Summary: A Python package for variables plus
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  Author: Egglord
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  License: MIT
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  # variables_plus
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- A simple Python library to create, clear, read and delete global variables.
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+ A simple Python library to create, clear, read, write and delete global variables.
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  This is my first python library :D
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  Commands:
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  vp.vp("create(variable=something)") # Remove =something to create a blank variable.
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  vp.vp("clear(variable)") # Leave clear() empty to clear all variables.
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- vp.vp("delete(variable)")
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+ vp.vp("delete(variable)") # Variable needs to exist.
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  vp.vp("read(variable)") # Doesn't print it. Use print(vp.vp("read(variable)")) to print the variables contents.
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+ vp.vp(“write(variable=something)”) # Variable needs to exist.
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+ !NB!
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+ Use: pip install variablesplus
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+ But, to import it: import vb
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