Ultra Array

Created By: Rukus Framework

Version 0.2 3/7/2023

Custom Python Variable Types with expanded functionality.

Please use only the UltraArray version. Depreciated versions may already have been removed.

NOTE: Tuple object implementation is not working as intended.

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This Pakage module contains various objects, that are to be used as expanded variable types.
A pro to useing this package is the expanded funtionality types will have, as well as a more readable presentation when useing the print function.
Types included:

Dictionary (dict)

Array (list)

Tupple (tupple) Note: Implementation not working as intended

Singleton

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Setup

import UltraAray as Ultra

To import the package this way will greatly increase simplicity in implementation

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Singleton

class ObjectName(Ultra.Singleton)

A Singleton will allow the object which inherites it be singular, and not instanced when called.

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Dicitonary

Basic implementation

d=Ultra.Dictionary(a=0,b=1,c=2,d=3)

This will create a dictionary as d with the values appended.
You can also create it in a way to name the dictionary. This will allow the name to be shown when printing the dictionary.

d=Ultra.Dictionary(a=0,b=1,c=2,d=3).set('name','My Dictionary')

Now when you print d it will show the name before the information stored within.
It also contains an append method, much like list. However if the 'key' to append is already avaliable it will add a numeric value to the end of the 'key' name.

d.append(a=4)

After this function the dictionary will appear as: d[a=0,b=1,c=2,d=3,a1=4]

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Array

Basic implementation

a=Ultra.Array(1,2,3,4)

This will create an array with the values appended.
You can also create it with the ~.set('name','Array Name') and will act as other types in this package do.

Tupple

Basic implementation

t=Ultra.Tupple(1,2,3,4)

Please Note: Currently this object is not working correctly. It is suggested that you do not use it.

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