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# Auto Type Input Text Colour Effects with Sound Python program example.

# Created by Joseph C. Richardson, GitHub.com

# Please note: after you save your file, you must double click this file to view its cool
# coloured text effects and layout. Next, create a folder for your typing sound effect
# wave file and your Python file so they can execute/run together. Note: all sound files
# must be wave format; Python will not execute/run sound files in mp3 format, without
# importing a Python module for that, which I do not have at this moment.

# import these three Python modules below

import os,time,winsound

# Create a tuple variable for all seven colour values,
# starting at index 0 through index 6. Note: index numbers
# always start at 0, not 1. Be careful of how you count
# how many values you have within tuples and lists alike.

text_colours=(
    '\x1b[31m', # index 0 = red
    '\x1b[32m', # index 1 = green
    '\x1b[33m', # index 2 = yellow
    '\x1b[34m', # index 3 = blue
    '\x1b[35m', # index 4 = purple
    '\x1b[36m', # index 5 = cyan
    '\x1b[37m'  # index 6 = white
    )

# Create some more variables to make programming less bulky
# and less code redundant on the programming part.

clear_screen='cls'
single_line_break='\n'
double_line_break='\n\n'
indent=' '*2
wave_sound='TYPE'

# Create a variable for an input() function text string value and a
# clear_screen variable that contains the os value 'cls' to clear the
# screen output, while executing/running the Python program.

input_text_words=(input(f'{single_line_break}{indent}Type some text \
and watch me type out what you typed:{double_line_break}{indent}'))

# forward autotype text

length=0
while length<=len(input_text_words):
    for i in text_colours:
        winsound.PlaySound(wave_sound,winsound.SND_ASYNC)
        print(i+single_line_break+indent+input_text_words[:length])
        time.sleep(.08)
        os.system(clear_screen)
        length+=1

print(text_colours[6]+single_line_break+indent+input_text_words)

input(f'{double_line_break}{indent}Press Enter to view the next example:')
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# backward autotype text

os.system(clear_screen)
print(single_line_break+indent+input_text_words)
time.sleep(1)

length=0
while length<=len(input_text_words):
    for i in text_colours:
        winsound.PlaySound(wave_sound,winsound.SND_ASYNC)
        print(i+single_line_break+indent+input_text_words[length:])
        time.sleep(.08)
        os.system(clear_screen)
        length+=1

input(f'{double_line_break}{indent}Press Enter to view the next example:')
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# forward outotype reverse text

length=0
while length<=len(input_text_words):
    for i in text_colours:
        winsound.PlaySound(wave_sound,winsound.SND_ASYNC)
        print(i+single_line_break+indent+input_text_words[::-1][:length])
        time.sleep(.08)
        os.system(clear_screen)
        length+=1

print(text_colours[6]+single_line_break+indent+input_text_words[::-1])

input(f'{double_line_break}{indent}Press Enter to view the next example:')
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# backward outotype reverse text

os.system(clear_screen)
print(single_line_break+indent+input_text_words[::-1])
time.sleep(1)

length=0
while length<=len(input_text_words):
    for i in text_colours:
        winsound.PlaySound(wave_sound,winsound.SND_ASYNC)
        print(i+single_line_break+indent+input_text_words[::-1][length:])
        time.sleep(.08)
        os.system(clear_screen)
        length+=1

input(f'{double_line_break}{indent}Press Enter to view the bonus example:')
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# I have one more text trick effect up my sleave that you're gonna
# like. This is how you can create a scrolling text marquee in Python.

indent=' '*4
delay=.08

text_variable='This is how you can create a scrolling text marquee in Python.'

for x in range(2):
    for i in range(50):
        print(double_line_break+indent+' '*i+text_variable)
        time.sleep(delay)
        os.system(clear_screen)
    for j in range(i,-1,-1):
        print(double_line_break+indent+' '*j+text_variable)
        time.sleep(delay)
        os.system(clear_screen)

print(double_line_break+indent+' '*j+text_variable)

input(f'{double_line_break}{indent}Press Enter to view the next bonus example:')
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indent=' '*4
delay=.08

text_variable='This is how you can create a scrolling text marquee in Python.'

for x in range(2):
    for i in range(50):
        print(double_line_break+indent+' '*i+text_variable)
        time.sleep(delay)
        os.system(clear_screen)
    for j in range(i,-1,-1):
        print(double_line_break+indent+' '*j+text_variable[::-1])
        time.sleep(delay)
        os.system(clear_screen)

print(double_line_break+indent+' '*j+text_variable[::-1])

input(f'{double_line_break}{indent}Press Enter to view the next bonus example:')
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indent=' '*4
delay=.08

text_tuple_variable=(
    'This is how you can create a scrolling text marquee in Python.',
    'You can create a tuple or a list of text sentences to make a scrolling \
text marquee more fun.')

for x in range(2):
    for i in range(50):
        print(double_line_break+indent+' '*i+text_tuple_variable[0])
        time.sleep(delay)
        os.system(clear_screen)
    for j in range(i,-1,-1):
        print(double_line_break+indent+' '*j+text_tuple_variable[1])
        time.sleep(delay)
        os.system(clear_screen)

print(double_line_break+indent+' '*j+text_tuple_variable[1])

# Place an input() function so you can press the Enter key to close the
# Python program when you want to, without it closing right away after
# it's executed.

input(f'{double_line_break}{indent}Press Enter to exit and close this Python program example:')