LineZoneAnnotator make display of int/out values optional

[Kadermiyanyedi]

Description

LineZoneAnnotator has two new boolean parameters, display_in_count and display_out_count, to the functions display_in_count and display_on_count. When set to True, these parameters display the input/output values. (Fix: #792)

To optimize performance and avoid unnecessary mathematical calculations when the values are not displayed, I encapsulated these calculations within a separate function.

For testing purposes, please refer to the provided Colab link.

Type of change

• [x ] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)

Changes Made:

Added two boolean parameters, display_in_count and display_out_count, to display_in_count and display_on_count functions.
Implemented conditional logic to display input/output values based on the boolean parameters.
Moved unnecessary mathematical calculations to a separate function to optimize performance.

Example Output: Google Drive Link

Please review thank you :)

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[SkalskiP]

Hi @Kadermiyanyedi 👋🏻! The logic looks good.

I like that you decided to extract the drawing of the text using a separate method. Could we go a step further? We already have draw_text function, and we could use it here.

[SkalskiP]

Awesome job @Kadermiyanyedi! 🔥 I left a few more comments, but we are close. I think we should be done after this.

[Kadermiyanyedi]

@SkalskiP @onuralpszr I resolved all comments, can you review again please :)

[SkalskiP]

@Kadermiyanyedi, could you make your Google Colab public? The code looks good I just want to confirm everything works :)

[Kadermiyanyedi]

@Kadermiyanyedi, could you make your Google Colab public? The code looks good I just want to confirm everything works :)

I updated Colab link, now you can access it :)

[onuralpszr]

Tests are passed that looks good.

[onuralpszr]

Collab also works perfectly fine on my end.

[SkalskiP]

Awesome! @Kadermiyanyedi, thanks a lot for your help! 🙏🏻 We are merging!

Are you on LinkedIn?

[Kadermiyanyedi]

@onuralpszr Thank you, you've been very helpful in assigning the relevant task and aiding my understanding of the project

@SkalskiP Thank you very much for taking the time to provide feedback and review. Your comments are highly valuable

[SkalskiP]

My pleasure!