Tense

Tense (former names: Tense08, TensePy) is Tense project written in Python. Every of its declarations are frequently being tested, what means they are officially available. Importing Tense declarations depends on the directory - recommended way to import is looking onto the file hierarchy. Before 0.3.24, if any Python file was placed next to Tense08 folder directly, or if this project even became an official Python module, the import command was looking like this:


        from 08.tense08 importamount of dots preceding this import depends where Python file is

Since 0.3.24 import declaration has been changed, and now has additions:


        since 0.3.27a4

        from tense.databases import
        
        since 0.3.27a3

        from tense.operators import
        
        since 0.3.26rc3

        from tense import

        from tense.types_collection import

        from tense.constants import

        from tense.fencord import
        
        before 0.3.26rc3

        from tense import

        from tense.types import renamed to tense.types_collection on 0.3.26rc3

        from tense.extensions import cancalled later

        from tense.fencord import to 0.3.25 as tense.core

        from tense.primal import now as tense._primal

Most declarations are written inside class Tense, but there are some global declarations, especially functions: abroad() and reckon().


        (1, 4) 1, 2, 3

        (Count) returns 5

Tense Types (Classes)

* classes inherited by Tense class

If special characters outside English alphabet are used (like Ʌ in NennɅIAbroads), that is a sign that a declaration may be considered private and cannot be used anywhere, except if a declaration name is factually highlighted by the IDE you are using. But don't worry about it - currently, all classes, which have this issue, are being extended by Tense class

Qualified name	Declaration type(s) / Module location	Version support	Standard (TSL)

Tense Global Functions

Qualified name	Returned type(s) / Module location	Version support	Standard (TSL)

Tense Global Properties/Variables

To faciliate differenciating static and non-static properties, there are special color highlights:
- these properties are class ones, so accessible via instance and reference
- these properties are instance ones, so accessible via instance
- these properties are static ones, so accessible via reference

Qualified name	Returned type(s) / Property type	Version support	Standard (TSL)

Tense Methods

To faciliate differenciating static and non-static properties, there are special color highlights:
- these methods are class ones, so accessible via instance and reference
- these methods are instance ones, so accessible via instance
- these methods are static ones, so accessible via reference

Qualified name	Returned type(s)	Version support	Standard (TSL)