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Key-Action

• WaitKeyAction() and WaitKeyAction(string message) now returns ConsoleKeyInfo as a return value. #61
• When ListKeyActionPairList() is called Modifiers is checked and its data is printed only when it has a ConsoleModifiers value. #65
• AddKeyActionPair(ControlKeyInfo cki, Action action) now checks if item is already in the list. #66

Key-Func

• When ListKeyFuncPairList() is called, when cki.KeyChar was not empty char, it was adding unintended new line. It is changed with expected behaviour now. #65
• When ListKeyFuncPairList() is called Modifiers is checked and its data is printed only when it has a ConsoleModifiers value. #65
• WaitKeyFunc()andWaitKeyFunc(string message)now returnsConsoleKeyInfo` as a return value. #61
• AddKeyFuncPair(ConsoleKeyInfo cki, Func<object> func) now checks if item is already in the list. #66

Sleep

• SleepWithTitle(int duration) and SleepWithBeeping(int duration) now uses internal method to set console title better for remaining duration to sleep. #64

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As previous "Key-Action Pair" structure, new structure is added with possible use of return data.

Key-Func pair is introduced

List<Tuple<ConsoleKeyInfo, Func<object>>> is public list which can be used with AddKeyFuncPair(ConsoleKeyInfo cki, Func<object> func), ClearKeyFuncPairList() and ListKeyFuncPairList().

ConsoleKeyInfo with a pair of Func is used on the list and when WaitKeyFunc() is called, it calls func if there is an exact match of key which read by Console.KeyRead() inside of WaitFuncAction()

WaitKeyFunc() gets pressed key and calls KeyFunc(ConsoleKeyInfo cki) internally but KeyFunc(ConsoleKeyInfo cki) is also publicly available to call.

WaitKeyFunc(string message) method is also added to use one-line code to write a message and wait for an action such as "Press any key: "

WaitKeyFunc() and KeyFunc(ConsoneKeyInfo cki) returns an object from given func.

Key-Action pair

WaitKeyAction(string message) method is also added to use one-line code to write a message an wait for an action such as "Press any key:"

Summary of methods

Method summaries are imrpoved and added missing ones.

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Key-Action pair is introduced

Console Application has a feature to interact with user and one of them is asking user to press any key. With this structure, asking users to choose options or call an action becomes easier.

List<Tuple<ConsoleKeyInfo,Action>> is public list which can be used with AddKeyActionPair(ConsoleKeyInfo cki, Action Action), ClearKeyActionPairList() and ListKeyActionPairList().

ConsoleKeyInfo with a pair of Action is used on the list and when WaitKeyAction() is called, it calls action if there is an exact match of key which read by Console.KeyRead() inside of WaitKeyAction()

WaitKeyAction() gets pressed key and calls KeyAction(ConsoleKeyInfo cki) internally but ``KeyAction(ConsoleKeyInfo cki)` is also publicly available to call.

WriteCore and WriteLineCore

• Summaries are improved.

Following methods are added into WriteCore.cs and WriteLineCore.cs

• Write(string format, object arg0)
• Write(string format, object arg0, object arg1)
• Write(string format, object arg0, object arg1, object arg2)
• Write(string format, object arg0, object arg1, object arg2, object arg3)
• Write(Linestring format, object arg0)
• WriteLine(string format, object arg0, object arg1)
• WriteLine(string format, object arg0, object arg1, object arg2)
• WriteLine(string format, object arg0, object arg1, object arg2, object arg3)

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AllLightColors, AllDarkColors, GrayToneColors, BlueToneColors, GreenToneColors, BlueToneColors, GreenToneColors, CyanToneColors, RedToneColors, MagentaToneColors, YellowToneColors, BlackWhiteColors predefined ConsoleColor[] are added to use for WriteLine<T>(T[] valueArray, ConsoleColor[] colorList) and Write<T>(T[] valueArray, ConsoleColor[] colorList).

SetConsoleTitle() method series now use null value as ignoring. SetConsoleTitle() series were not keeping previous value when method with different parameters were using.

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Melodies

• StartingUp and EndingUp melodies are now public and they can be provided externally.
• All melodies are simplified.
• Error and Fail melodies are added.

Title

• SetConsoleTitle() method series are expanded from three to eight components.
• ClearConsoleTitle() now clears all eight values.

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New methods added for array of generic data and, write generic values with given foreground and background color.

• Write<T>(T value, ConsoleColor bgColor, ConsoleColor fgColor), WriteLine<T>(T value, ConsoleColor bgColor, ConsoleColor fgColor) method added for write text with given foreground and background color.
• Write<T>(T[] valueArray, T expectedValue, ConsoleColor valueColor, ConsoleColor expectedColor), WriteLine<T>(T[] valueArray, T expectedValue, ConsoleColor valueColor, ConsoleColor expectedColor) method added to print array of generic data with colorizing expecting ones.
• Write<T>(T[] valueArray, T expectedValue, Melody melody, ConsoleColor valueColor, ConsoleColor expectedColor), WriteLine<T>(T[] valueArray, T expectedValue, Melody melody, ConsoleColor valueColor, ConsoleColor expectedColor) method added to print array of generic data with colorizing and beeping for expecting ones.
• Write<T>(T[] valueArray, ConsoleColor[] colorList), WriteLine<T>(T[] valueArray, ConsoleColor[] colorList) method added to print array of generic data with each of given color array.
• WriteLine<T>(T value, ConsoleColor bgColor, ConsoleColor fgColor), WriteLine<T>(T value, ConsoleColor bgColor, ConsoleColor fgColor) method added for write text with given foreground and background color.

On previous versions which don't have individual releases;

• Unused usings are removed.
• Built-in memories are slightly changed.
• Methods are splitted into files based on their usage.

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Sleep(int duration)

• SleepWithTitle(int duration) method added instead of Sleep(int duration). It writes sleeping duration into Console's title.
• Sleep(int duration) now only waits instead of writing sleeping duration into screen.

Beep(Melody melody)

• Beep(Melody melody) was checking Melody elements with checking duration of beeping and duration of waiting as not being lower than zero. Now it is checking with equal or lower than zero as it should be.
• Hotfix added with v1.6.1 when Beep(Melody melody) was writing "error on notes" into screen when third element duraiton of waiting is zero.

Featıres availability

• Several features were not working due to default values of ConsoleOptions and ScreenColorOptions. Features like WriteLine() or StartingMethod() now can be used without calling StartUp().

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StartUp() was throwing an error when ConsoleOption is not provided as optional parameter. This bug is fixed.

Improvements on Beep(Melody melody) added.

Two new methods are added. Write<T>(T value, ConsoleColor color, Melody melody) and ``WriteLine(T value, ConsoleColor color, Melody melody)` allows you to write with specified color and beeping specified melody at the same time.

For check all changes; please see changelog.

On this release;
Four methods added under Method.cs and four methods added under Write.cs. You can specify a melody to following methods.

Method

• StartingMethod(Melody melody, [CallerMemberName] string memberName = "")
• StartingMethod(ConsoleColor color, Melody melody, [CallerMemberName] string memberName = "")
• EndingMethod(Melody melody, [CallerMemberName] string memberName = "")
• EndingMethod(ConsoleColor color, Melody melody, [CallerMemberName] string memberName = "")

Write

• Write<T>(T value, Melody melody)
• Write<T>(List<T> valueList, T expectedValue, Melody melody, ConsoleColor valueColor, ConsoleColor expecetedColor)
• WriteLine<T>(T value, Melody melody)
• WriteLine<T>(List<T> valueList, T expectedValue, Melody melody, ConsoleColor valueColor, ConsoleColor expectedColor)

On this release;

Several bugs are fixed.

• ScreenColorOptions was not holding color-pair, now it is fixed.
• When SetScreenColor(ConsoleColor foregroundColor, ConsoleColor backgroundColor) called, now it also sets ScreenColorOptions which holds preset values.
• ConsoleOptions was not holding options, now it is fixed.
• When StartUp(ConsoleOption consoleOption) called, now it also sets ConsoleOptions which holds preset option values.
• When StartUp(ConsoleOption consoleOption) called, now it also sets ScreenColorOption which holds preset color-pair values with given ScreenColorOption on consoleOptions.

Several new features are added.

• StartingMethod(ConsoleColor consoleColor, [CallerName] string memberName = "") method is added. Now StartingMethod() writes method's start with colorful text.
• EndingMethod(ConsoleColor consoleColor, [CallerName] string memberName = "") method is added. Now EndingMethod() writes method's end with colorful text.
• Black, DarkBlue,DarkGreen, DarkDyan, DarkRed, DarkMagenta, DarkYellow, Gray, DarkGray, Blue, Green, Cyan, Red, Magenta, Yellow and White are added as ConsoleColor to use them easily on Write<T>() and WriteLine<T>().