Adaptive-Version-Tracking-System | Highy tunable filter determining the visibility parts

Adaptive-Version-Tracking-System is a Python library. Adaptive-Version-Tracking-System has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However Adaptive-Version-Tracking-System build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

The logics of the filter is that the lines of the input file is printed according to the current environment. The environment depends on the application forum (eg. txt, pdf, html, etc.), and it has a lot of tunable parameters (for example visibility, text style, color, position, action on clicks, etc.). The environment can be changed by different context functions which maps an environment to an environment, and may depend on external user defined variables. The application of the context functions as well as the definition and use of the user defined varaibles can be changed by the AVTS directives. The AVTS directives are contained by the input file. All directives are introduced by a remark sign (that can be #, % or //), followed by the AVTS keyword, then a command and the arguments. The defined user variables can be set in the command line as well as in a master file. where the available switches are. Try the command python3 AVTS.py -D x=True basetext0.txt, and compare it with python3 AVTS.py -D x=False basetext0.txt. If you apply the -save_master switch, then all the defined variables are written out into a file, where it is easier to overview them.