Once you have the value, you can add it to the list normaly. In command line,
there is no out of the box command that lets you do that. you'll have to do it
manually.
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On Jun 1, 2019, at 07:22, <mhysnm1964@xxxxxxxxx> <mhysnm1964@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
All,
I have a list (array) with pre-populated. I want to modify some of the
elements via console using python. I have found the input() command for
python 3.7. But function does not allow me to insert a variable to be edited.
For example:
A = ‘test of text’
B = Input (‘Modify:’)
The above function does not allow you to show the following and modify:
Modify: test of text
Then I want to use the backspace, arrow keys, etc to change the “test of
text” to something else and on pressing enter the new value is saved in a
variable. This I want to do in the console. Not GUI.
