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idk how to use the restructedtext thingy so uhh
(almost) all commands in this library:
smthfile(fp, mode):
does the same what codecs.open(fp, mode, encoding="utf-8") does
also check openfile(fp) and editfile(fp)
get_folder_path(caller, *args, create_folders):
constructs a folder path relative to the caller's directory, optionally creating missing folders
fore xample 👾👾👾👾👾👾:
print(temalib.get_folder_path(
__file__, "i", "am", "going", "to", "invade", "denmark"
))
# output: file's_subfolder/i/am/going/to/invade/denmark
get_file_path(caller, *args, create_folders, create_file):
does same what get_folder_path but last arg is a file (also optionally created)
add_line(fp, line):
formerly altteotf() (add line to the end of the file)
remove_line(fp, line):
if theres that line in the file then removes it
listpaths(fp):
return list of paths
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