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filter out unused horizontal and vertical core lines #271

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@sfranky sfranky changed the title filter out unused horizontal core lines filter out unused horizontal and vertical core lines Dec 10, 2016

elif pressed_char_hex in ['71']: # q
print '\nExiting. Thank you for ..watching ;)\n'
print '%s \nExiting. Thank you for ..watching ;)\n'
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put some color then ;-)

and leave a TODO tag, on one of the other lines with the colored ***

@fgeorgatos fgeorgatos merged commit c70731f into develop Dec 12, 2016
@fgeorgatos fgeorgatos deleted the ft-270-filterout-unused-corelines branch December 12, 2016 15:08
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lgtm, merged!

@fgeorgatos fgeorgatos added this to the 0.9.20161214 milestone Dec 12, 2016
logging.debug('toggling corelines displayed')
dynamic_config['rem_empty_corelines'] = (dynamic_config.get('rem_empty_corelines', config['rem_empty_corelines']) +1) %3
if dynamic_config['rem_empty_corelines'] == 1:
print '%s Hiding not-really-there ("#") corelines' % colorize('***', 'Green_L')
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ugh... not-really-there -> fictional perhaps?!

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