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files	updated items	comments
git_push_to_new_repository.py	add cmd support to transfer path arg	git_push_to_new_repository.py now can support command line arguments as --path
git_push_to_new_repository.py	bug fix
logger.py	new colorful logger

file(s):

git_push_to_new_repository.py: add cmd support to transfer path arg
- eg: copy 3 files: execute_cmd.py+shellChoose.py+git_push_to_new_repository.py
  
  to the new repository directory, like "./test/new_repo", then open the "git_push_to_new_repository.py" and modify user, email use you own user name and email address for gitHub.
- Save the file you edit, and use command to run the scripts from any where.
  
  for example:
```
python ./test/new_repo/git_push_to_new_repository.py
```
You will have to fill in 3 blanks: local_name, repo_name, commit
- local_name : used to commit when you are working at local device
- repo_name : used to set remote repository on the github.com
- commit : used to explain what you've done in order to help others understand your work

logger.py: a colorful logger file

''' 
simple examples for logger.py
'''
import logger
log1 = logger.getLogger(loggername='test')
log2 = logger.getLogger(loggername='test', filename='myApp.log', colorful=True)
log2.info('Info test')
log2.debug('debug message')
log2.error('Error occured!')
log2.exception('This is an exception')
log.debug(log1 is log2)

# set attibutes
log.set_logger(backup_count=10)
log.set_logger(loggername='new_test_logger')

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files	functional description	comments
git_push_to_new_repository.py	can be used to push github only for the first time
execute_cmd.py	can execute multiple commands or singal commands for the same interface	But when tested on Windows 10, the process will be stucked by some commands like "cmd" or "winver". It seems like a bug for the "subprocess" module.

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