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Description: Update the date/time format to a more readable style like 12/30/24 10:10AM for consistency and clarity. Expected Behavior: The script should display the date and time in the format 12/30/24 10:10AM instead of the current format.
2. Add Confirmation Prompt Before Exit (v0.2)
Description: Don’t let users exit the script by accident. If they type “exit,” ask them to confirm that they really want to quit. Expected Behavior: When the user tries to exit, prompt them with “Are you sure you want to exit? (Y/N).” If they confirm, it exits. If not, it goes back to the main menu.
Future Work:
1. Basic Color Customization for Command Prompt
Description: Let users change the color of the interface in the command prompt. This would be done through a menu option where users can select a color scheme, which is then saved in a config file. Expected Behavior: Users can choose a color scheme from a list of options, and the selected color scheme is saved to a config file for future use.
2. Port to Lua for Linux
Description: Port the script to Lua for Linux systems. Expected Behavior: This feature is being considered for future development but is not a part of v0.2.
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v0.2 Feature Updates and Future Work
1. Date/Time Format Improvement (v0.2)
Description: Update the date/time format to a more readable style like
12/30/24 10:10AM
for consistency and clarity.Expected Behavior: The script should display the date and time in the format
12/30/24 10:10AM
instead of the current format.2. Add Confirmation Prompt Before Exit (v0.2)
Description: Don’t let users exit the script by accident. If they type “exit,” ask them to confirm that they really want to quit.
Expected Behavior: When the user tries to exit, prompt them with “Are you sure you want to exit? (Y/N).” If they confirm, it exits. If not, it goes back to the main menu.
Future Work:
1. Basic Color Customization for Command Prompt
Description: Let users change the color of the interface in the command prompt. This would be done through a menu option where users can select a color scheme, which is then saved in a config file.
Expected Behavior: Users can choose a color scheme from a list of options, and the selected color scheme is saved to a config file for future use.
2. Port to Lua for Linux
Description: Port the script to Lua for Linux systems.
Expected Behavior: This feature is being considered for future development but is not a part of v0.2.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: