`cascade_front_face_default.py` related to face detection, OpenCV.
`check_string.py` related to cli, string.
`dict_manip.py` related to dictionary, general use.
`exception_warning.py` related to class for all exception and warning, general.
`ipy.py` related to part of check string
`mod_thread.py` related to modified class for threading in Python
`timer_second_change.py` related to I could have made this into X second timer, timer class.
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* What are things are there in my pysoc folder?
* Folder about Command Line Interface.
* Folder about collections of functions.
* There is a Python file for checking string that could be replaced.
* There is a Python file for value conversion and manipulation.
* There is a folder about configuration and database.
* There is a folder named "input" that is used to contain interface for input.
* I will change this into a detection folder.
* Or the same folder I use for the web client. The folder I use for my web application is named "detection".
* So the folder for my Python command line interface project are these.
* `looseless_lib` for ipy library. Do not forget to re - clone back the project.
* `detection` for all detection my Python client has.
* `cli` for all codes related to command line interface.
* `config_and_database` for all configurations and database codes.
* I need to make a database_inserter class that complies the X second timer module.
* There are these parameters I would like to sort here.
```markdown
_name_thread
_array_thread
_config
_no_db
_db,
_c,
_abs_path_log
- These parameters are from
mod_thread
class. The classifications are as follows.
- Database.
- The information about the thread itself.
- Configuration.
- Log.
- In this, for this classification, the configuration need to come before database.
- Prototype.
- Thread.
- Configuration.
- Database.
- Log.
- Sample.
self
.
_array_thread
.
_name_thread
.
_config
.
_c
.
_db
.
_no_db
.
_abs_path_log
.og`.