RE: Python Libraries: Expanding the Functions
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Technical people are not re-known for making great docs,
Ain't that the truth! This looks pretty cool. I think I would need to see the whole code to really understand what is going on. I can't figure out if you have to run this manually or if it is all automated. I'd love to dig into this some, but I honestly don't even know what I would do with it.
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While I would love to share the whole script, the writing style is quite haphazard and badly structured. I found this when trying to incorporate these functions in. Last night my head was on fire thinking on how to get all this working and I had to take a break.
The more I practice, the easier it becomes mostly due to re-usable code. If I can remember that I have done it before then its easy to adopt it.
I'd likely be lost. It has been so long since I have coded. I tried to follow along with what you posted, but many of the pieces didn't seem that intuitive to me. I guess once you learn the language it probably isn't too bad.
I have trouble following some of it. It is not second nature to me (yet) as other languages have become.