Return for container.listSentence must have sec. sub sec. and func #11
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Make one function to return all the information in a list of tuples! |
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listCategories now return a list of tuples
-> if you pass nothing it wil return a list of tuples
[(sec, subsec, func), ...]
-> if you pass section it will return a list of tuples
[(subsec, func), ...] related to section
-> if you pass section and subsection it will return
a list of tuples [(func, ), ...] related to
section and subsection
listSentences now return a list of tuples
-> if you pass nothing it will return a list of tuples of all
[(sec, subsec, func, sent, ref), ...]
-> if you pass section it will return a list of tuples of all
[(sec, subsec, func, sent, ref), ...] where sec=section
-> if you pass section and subsection it will return a list of
tuples of all [(sec, subsec, func, sent, ref), ...] where
sec=section and subsec=subsection
-> if you pass section, subsection and function it will return
a list of tuples of all [(sec, subsec, func, sent, ref), ...]
where sec=section and subsec=subsection and func=function
remove function now updates entries properly, i.e., dont remove. Instead
it will update the entry to Not Classified or NULL
listAll function added. It returns a list of tuples of all
[(sec, subsec, func, phrase, ref), ...]
open, close, save, saveAs is functional.
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The return must be
[(sec, sub sec, func, sent, refe), (....)] or
[(sec, sub sec, func, (sent, refe)), (....)]
because if people put All, in the future, we need to know which sentence is from which category.
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