As the run files pile up, I came up with this idea to make things easier to understand later.
The proposal here is to modify the interf.py module so that it asks the user, in the very beginning, if he/she wants to write a line or to (it can be in the user interface/command line, wherever the user is running main.py). Then, the program opens a text file, writes the user input to it, than closes it. Very simple.
The name of the file can be something obvious like "commentsForThisRun.txt".
As the run files pile up, I came up with this idea to make things easier to understand later.
The proposal here is to modify the interf.py module so that it asks the user, in the very beginning, if he/she wants to write a line or to (it can be in the user interface/command line, wherever the user is running main.py). Then, the program opens a text file, writes the user input to it, than closes it. Very simple.
The name of the file can be something obvious like "commentsForThisRun.txt".